Did you think it would load that in seconds I would expect at least 30 minutes even if you computer had the memory etc it needs, but it sounds a bit excessive any way.Just trying out focus bracketing so decided to do a 140 raw image shot of some some gem stone things my son has. Loaded them as a new stack in Affinity V2 and well.....it's still loading 1 document LOL
Impressive, another star for AffinityDone.
I was only playing around as I haven't used this setting before so figured I would have a go. I knew 140 would be a lot but laptop managed it - took a little while and fans kicked in and CPU usage was 90% for a while. To be fair it was processing 4.67 GB of data lol
I don't know @Gav. But I will certainly have a look at it.@Adamcski could this be of interest?
Focus Stack Calculator • Points in Focus Photography
Calculates the number of images needed in a focus stack.www.pointsinfocus.com
I don't stack at minute, but had seen it and thought it may be of use.I don't know @Gav. But I will certainly have a look at it.
Thanks for sharing, didn't even know these things existed lol
I think you have the same or similar Asus laptop to me @Gav. The 140 image stack was the first time the fans have gone all out on mine lol
No, again didn't even know they existed.Have you looked at Affinity Performance settings? Your laptop can handle a fair bit and the GPU has some punch too. I've lifted some levels, nothings crashed yet.
I shoot only RAW now (look at me all pro like lol) so may I ask why do you convert and what advantage does that provide? I have no idea what the difference is you see, I just shoot raw and edit them and then export as JPEGs.focus stacking works really well in Affinity photo 2 (and did in ver 1)
great images especially the second one
I always convert Raws to tiffs first with DXO then do Affinity stacking
I shoot only RAW now (look at me all pro like lol) so may I ask why do you convert and what advantage does that provide? I have no idea what the difference is you see, I just shoot raw and edit them and then export as JPEGs.
Storing a Tiff saves re-edit should you lose one, but it's your call.Ah I only store the RAWS really
Sorry, was just mucking about, it all seems like extra work sometimesCan't as the Hi-res mode take something like 8 individual images and stacks them in camera to produce the 96mp final image...don't think flash will work.
It'll get you brownie points bringing flowers home tooProbably is but the weather is supposed to be rubbish tomorrow and I've nothing else to do lol