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Aperture Series with Focus Stack: Frozen Beaver Ponds to Forest (GFX 50S)
Shot with Fujifilm GFX firmware 2.00, lens firmware 1.00. Brand-new GFX, brand-new lens.
This aperture series look at class landscape scene with a foreground only a few feet from the camera to the far distance. The series from f/2.8 through f/11 also includes a 6-frame focus stack at f/9 with outstanding detail right down to the tiniest bubble in the ice.
This series shows that used well (understanding the lens behavior), the Fujifilm GF 45mm f/2.8 can make outstanding images when used for focus stacking (or without).
Frozen Beaver Ponds to Forest
Adobe Camera Raw 10.0.0.827. View ACR Settings. Camera Profile = Provia/Standard.
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