Hi Paweł,

will I have to work hard at PS

yes, if you want to achieve good results, you will have to work hard

Some workflows:
https://www.photomacrography.net/forum/ ... 27&t=43340

The crossed hairs can be retouched e.g. by Zerene (using sub-stacks).

Best,
ADi

Hi Mark,

I don't usually take advantage of the greater depth available in processing from Raw.
So I immediately convert to Jpeg or Tiff format

TIFF is OK (16 Bit)
Best,
ADi

Hello Lou,
I use LR in the same way and usually set the value of "Details" smaller than 10.
BTW, Amount ~= 100 and Radius ~=1.5
Best,
ADi

Hi Mark, My workflow depends on the camera and the lens. E.g. ETTR doesn't work with M6M2 but it does with 6D. The 6D doesn't noise at all, but the M6M2 does. I de-noise more for the high magnifications than for the small ones. Depending on the output size, I also sharpen more for the web than for t...

Hello everybody,
This time focus-bracketing with Canon EF100L and Raynox DCR-250:

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/510 ... d2f7_o.jpg
M6M2; EF100L; DCR250; F5; 0.8s; 121*FB1

Best,
ADi

Hello Alan,
Many thanks for the info!
Do you know how to participate in the zoom-meeting or its parts?
Is it just streamed or is it offered as an interactive video conference?
Best,
ADi

Hello everybody,
This time a mouth of a bee:

M6M2+EF100L+Mitu5x
Best, ADi

Hello everybody,
And now the Halloween version in 20x:

M6M2 + DCR150 + NIKON Plan Apo 20X / 0.75
Best,
ADi

very nice

Hi Scarodactyl,
I edit all images with the same workflow.
The effects are from Topaz.
I will probably have to reduce some values for the high NA.
Best, ADi

Hi Jörgen,
Normally I use flashes, but this time I lit with 2 COB LEDs and 3 LED torches.
As diffusor I used a normal printer paper.
Best, ADi

Hi Scarodactyl,
EOS M6 Mark II
Best, ADi

Hello everybody,
stem of the pumpkin:

M6M2 + EF100L + Mitu5x
Best,
ADi

Hello everybody,
And now a part of the test target:

Of this one:

Best,
ADi

Hello Pau, Actually, I just wanted to stress that this is how I proceed. The higher the NA, the smaller the steps. The smaller the steps, the greater the deviation from the step size. The greater the deviation, the greater the number of photos within the DOF. A look at the evaluation of the test of ...