Really interesting information about "How Your Cameras’ Focus Bracketing System Works"
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Really interesting information about "How Your Cameras’ Focus Bracketing System Works"
I think the usual best practice is to use the f number that is the lens sweet spot for sharpness, that way you limit diffraction and just take as many shots as it takes to do the job.
Bleirer,
I agree on a tripod. The problem, my problem anyhow, is that I have a limit on how many shots I can successfully take hand-held. I may try a monopod in the field but no way I am schlepping a tripod around.
_tom
I have a lightweight Sirui monopod that I typically use with a Monogimble with a long lens. I ordered a ball head. I still question how many shots I can get to focus srack.
Bill-As many as you want if it is a calm day. At 1/100 of a second you have 100 a second after pressing the shutter.