A bee and a question

[mickledore]

My first real attempt at a bee. 37 shots stacked with Zerene.
Not the best shot by any means, but a question for you men...how do I stop those lines round the edge of the picture?


2016-05-03-14.52.58 ZS PMax by mickledore on Talk Photography

 

[Neil Burnell]

You just need to give yourself more space around the subject so you can crop them out.

 

[mickledore]

So it's always likely to happen is it?

 

[Neil Burnell]

So it's always likely to happen is it?

Yep always does

 

[mickledore]

Thanks.
I've a lot to learn.

 

[TimmyG]

You can use a frame (usually the first) to "paint" back the blurred area rather than cropping, using zerene's editing tools. As your focussing gets further back the field of vision is reduced, and the program has to fill in the gaps, so it's largely unavoidable.

As mentioned though, if you allow for it, cropping is the easiest way to resolve.