Focus Stacking for Olympus cameras

In this video, best-selling e-book author of Olympus cameras Tony Phillips demonstrates the two different ways recent Olympus bodies can perform focus stacking (a technique to ensure razor-sharp details over the entire image).
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[@codymacflypictures4387]

Thanks for you video. Do you know if focus bracketing is available in manual focus ?

[@FriedmanArchives]

Yes. See these two videos: ua-cam.com/video/UZGOYTO-JfY/v-deo.html&pp=ygUYZnJpZWRtYW4gYnJhY2tldGluZyBzb255 and then merging them in photoshop: ua-cam.com/video/K6XI7cgvkis/v-deo.html&pp=ygUhZnJpZWRtYW4gZm9jdXMgc3RhY2tpbmcgcGhvdG9zaG9w

[@danram69]

great lesson
thanks

[@catherinetremerryn]

A really useful demonstration, thank you.

[@real1997]

Superb video. Olympus has so many menu options that’s it a bit confusing to find out what is where. These videos are very helpful.

[@FriedmanArchives]

Thanks! You should check out our books on the Olympus cameras which clear up the confusion pretty quickly. :-)

[@rwi8406]

Thanks, very helpful video & explanations.

[@michaelwall7560]

Informative, thanks. How did you know stacking requires focusing in mid range, while bracketing requires focusing on foreground? I don't see it in the manual.

[@davebellamy4867]

Cool! Very clearly explained. Do any of the EM5s do focus stacking in camera?

[@TonyPhillipsPhoto]

The E-M5 II was the first of the 5's to do focus stacking Dave.

[@feritaferita6958]

very useful thank you

[@matthiasfah651]

Through stacking gets it a JPG or rawfile?

[@FriedmanArchives]

JPG.