Can You Bracket AND Focus Stack for Perfectly Exposed & Razor Sharp Landscape Photos?!

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In this week’s episode, we discuss if you can exposure bracket and focus stack for perfectly exposed and razor sharp landscape photos. It's a question that comes up from time to time, whether or not you can apply both of these extremely helpful landscape photography techniques at the same exact time. And, the short answer is yes, yes you can and the process in which you can accomplish this is much easier than you might think.
In this video, I'll walk you through how I go about creating an exposure bracketed series of photos and at the same time creating a focus stack series as well. The on-location portion of this process is very straight forward and so is the actual post processing aspect of combining the images together which I walk you through in this video as well. Exposure bracketing and focus stacking might be two of the most powerful techniques in landscape photography. And understanding how to accomplish both at the same time is something that can prove to be extremely useful in certain situations that you could potentially find yourself in while on-location.
So the next time you find yourself setting up a shot that requires focus stacking and is also a high dynamic range scene that also requires multiple exposure brackets, I hope the information in this week's video will help you to accomplish both at the same time! Thanks for watching! - Mark D.
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@OutdoorActionPhoto 3 года назад

I would like to thank all the computer programmers that have made this video possible. And you Mark, for making sense of it all.

@rayganrambles 3 года назад

My biggest takeaway was "Just go out and shoot." I get stuck with Analysis Paralysis when it comes to weather conditions. The rest of the tutorial is just the frosting on the cake. Thank you for posting these. I'm learning a LOT!

@Shewearsblush 3 года назад

I don’t know why but the intro was so calming

@stu27carey 3 года назад

The beginning setting up the tripod changing lenses is it just me that finds the sound so satisfying, another great video👍😁

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

I feel the same way - love the sounds of photography!

@SachaSG 3 года назад

I've been wondering about this for a while .. Thanks for sharing.. very useful

@alanhowe6588 3 года назад

I completely agree! It was my first impression - very calming and enticingly ritualistic. Yet another outstanding video in content & production.

@OzarkBill 3 года назад

I appreciate your tutorial and have been enjoying your videos. I would like to make a couple of points. First, I don't think this scene needed exposure bracketing. You could have found a better situation for this example. Second, I would like to disagree with your order of operations in capturing your exposures. Why wouldn't you exposure bracket (auto) at each focus location? By changing your focus location at each of your three "exposures", I think you are allowing for potential variability in what is in focus. This could allow for specific local patches that are not in focus, potentially being very obvious. I have not done a lot of this myself, so perhaps there is something I've overlooked.

@KnuteJPhotos 3 года назад

I’ve practiced this technique last time I went out chasing waterfalls but my workflow was a tad different. When I’m at a focus point I’d take my 3 exposures for the bracket then my blank then change focus and repeat. Then I did all 3 hdr stacks first with same edits then threw it into photoshop for the focus stack. Now I’m no pro and it seemed to have worked fine but do you feel that’s a improper way or a way that could cause some issues?

@The_Crooked_Path 3 года назад

This video explained Hallie Berrys name 😂

@Extraedit 3 года назад

😂

@daveg8993 Год назад

For years I had envied artists and their ability to 'make their own light' in their paintings and have their scenes perfectly light balanced, while photographers had to meter for either the light or the shadows and accept the result, or result to dodging and burning which often times was either very time consuming and/or resource intensive (darkroom days). Now, with HDR and focus stacking, what your eye sees in the field is now what you can get in the final product. Pure genius. Thanks for the tutorial.

@nialoconnellphotography 3 года назад

Don't know if I've missed the answer but could you take one focus point and bracket that, then move to the next point and bracket. Do your exposure blending first then focus stack you 3 exposure blended shots? Cheers and great video

@AlexArmitage 3 года назад

Obviously I'm not Mark so I hope my answer is helpful. My workflow in the field is bracketing every shot I take, so I take 3 exposures for every focus point like you suggested. However you can't exposure blend and then focus stack because you'll never blend the images the same way. It makes a lot more sense workflow wise to stack your exposures and then blend them together. Hope that helps

@nialoconnellphotography 3 года назад

@@AlexArmitage wow that great Alex and thanks for the reply. Love your work too 👍👍

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

Thanks so much Nial - glad you enjoyed it! Absolutely! The most important thing is that you capture all the exposures needed for your exposure bracket for each focus point to be used for the focus stack - the method in which you accomplish this isn’t super critical as long as you capture everything you need for the exposure blend and focus stack👍

@lliamarden8560 Год назад

This might have been asked and answered, but does it matter if you focus stack first, then blend exposures, or can you do it in either order? I was also wondering if it would be easier to auto bracket shoot each focus point and proceed from there, rather than going through the exposures one at a time with a series of focus points.

@neilcole3406 3 года назад

Thank you, now l am wiser about focus stacking!

@TomWindeknecht 3 года назад

The hand shot idea is so good! I recently took bracketed and focus stacked shots and they are SO hard to tell the difference in Lightroom (haha!)

@Mrbluesplayer43 3 года назад

Seems like you're obsessed with Halle Berry, but then who could blame you

@AndrewPenner 3 года назад

When I got my first DSLR I was fascinated by macro photography and HDR. So I did a lot of focus stacked HDR to offset my gear’s limits (because a rebel T7 and kit lens is not amazing for either). I still often use exposure stacking when doing a panorama or other situations where there’s a huge dynamic range (shooting a car with a vibrant sunset in the background for example). I’d just never made the mental jump to using focus stacking & HDR for landscapes or similar situations. Great video again Mark!

@coffee_artist 3 года назад

Yes! I’ve been waiting for this video!

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

Hope yo enjoyed it!

@ForrestWest 3 года назад

Informative video! It seems like you would focus at the first spot on the berries and do a bracket, focus on the second spot and do a bracket and focus on the third spot and do a bracket and you would be finished except for the processing. At home you would just focus stack the three bracketed shots once they were merged into an HDR image. Moving the focus point and taking images and then going back and bracketing seems like it would take a lot more moving around and time.

@freetibet1000 3 года назад

I agree! I would also do it the way you describe it except I would do the focus stack merge first in the post process, just like Mark did.

@keithlundquist5157 3 года назад

For the past several months, that has been my top question I wanted answered. Thanks for making it easy to understand!

@alchemist_x79 3 года назад

Honestly, I like that not all of the branch was in focus. It added more visual interest, at least to me, than if it was all focused and razor sharp.

@fredrosenbaum8630 3 года назад

That’s great with a touch screen focus. Mine doesn’t so I think I would do the 3 exposures first since I can auto bracket that.

@mariosnicolaou8770 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for another excellent video Mark. Brilliant work.

@Winjunkie1 3 года назад

Great Job! For me it's a lot easier to take the exposure bracketing on every single focuspoint first, blend into HDR in the RAW converter and then do the focus stacking. This way it's a lot easier to see, if photoshop works well with stacking. 😉

@chriskay3058 Год назад

I've wondered this for several years. What I want to know is; can I focus stack, bracket (HDR?) AND.... stitch together a panorama?

@guinga82 2 года назад

I HAVE A ISSUE...EVEN WITH A TRIPOD... -2 (OK) -1 (OK) 0 (OK) +1 (OK) +2(BLURRY MOST OF THE TIME). IN LOWER SHUTTER MY XT4 SOMEHOW SHAKES. ANYONE? ANY IDEA HOW TO FIX IT?

@seasterl 19 дней назад

Thanks for the hand in front of lens trick. I’ve been doing mine as -, 0, + order for my brackets and I can see them okay. It seems we should be able to take only two shots of a scene: focus / exposure on foreground, then focus / exposure for background for a total of two shots. Why doesn’t this idea work to do it all in just two shots?

@manojgoradia8486 3 года назад

Nice and all explanatory video ..what exposure communication you prefer for plus minus.....one stop or 2 stop for 3 stop compensation

@ke4uyp 2 года назад

This is a great technique but I'd like to make one suggestion. Do not I repeat do not start out in Lightroom because lightrooms maximum color bit depth is only 16 bits. Your cameras single raw photo is 14 but you have just taken 32 bits of color data you should process it in photoshop but remember Photoshop defaults at 8 bit but if you switch modes to 32 bit now you have an unlimited dynamic range and color depth using auto HDR via Adobe camera raw. Once process to You're liking You can then export in any file extension you like and have an absolutely superior image.

@gordonneedham7014 2 года назад

Just trying to follow the Bracketing /Focus Stacking. So you take 3 sets of Bracketed photos for a total of 9? Then do you Bracket one dark image from each group? Thereby Bracketing the over exposures together, and then the 3 under exposed photos and then the 3 correct photos from each of the 3 sets? Or do you Bracket the 1st 3 images (under/correct & over exposed) together, then go do the same to the 2nd set of Images, then the 3rd set ... resulting in 3 Bracketed Images? Then Focus Stack those 3 Bracketed images. Just to clarify the sequence, because I must have done something wrong. Thanks Gordon

@Chris_Wolfgram 3 года назад

Once again, this advice goes completely along with fishing. If you wait for perfect conditions, you wont get out much. If you don't get out much, in the end, you won't be as successful. Anyway, using this technique looks great :) Now do it 5 frames wide, by 5 frames tall, for a 25 shot stitch, which has, not only perfect focus and perfect exposure, but crazy high resolution too :) I want to see a shot done like this with 1+ Gigapixel resolution ;)

@aaronsuek 3 года назад

Is there any substantial benefit in focus stacking prior to exposure/HDR stacking, or do they effectively end up with the same results if they're interchanged in the workflow?

@Rene-kr8lm 3 года назад

Next Level: Can you bracked, focus stack a panorama with Milkyway? lol :D

@jasonwalker2639 3 года назад

This may be a dumb question, but I noticed when I am in full manual mode on my FujiFilm X-T3, my shutter speed and aperture are displayed in blue (as expected), but that the ISO always displays in white instead of blue. I thought blue indicated manual mode, so shouldn't the ISO be in blue when in manual?

@ubercurious 3 года назад

Hi Mark! Don't know if you've already addressed this in the comments, but I'm wondering at what point focus stacking doesn't make sense. I'm thinking about situations where the exposures are getting longer with NDs and such. Is there any upper limit of exposure time at which point it doesn't make sense to try it? E.g., 10 secs? 20 sec?

@number4cat1 3 года назад

So, no, the two can't be done automatically. I wish companies published API's for the computers in their cameras.

@AR-vf7vg 3 года назад

Can you combine all this with progressivally introduce a variable sunshade-hood from far behind the camera until all the way right up front eventually cover the front lens from strayight and possible specs.. ? 😅 (shockingly missing, otherwise for me most generous, clear and pleasing tutorial. Thanks ! ! !

@chifineart Год назад

@Mark - thank you for this video. I use the Sony a7r5 which has the auto focus bracketing feature build in. It doesn't blend the photos in-camera it stores each set of focus bracket file into each folder. So in this case, each folder would house a set of focus bracket files for each exposure. In your video, you priority exposure first and then focus stacking. My method due to Sony's auto focus stacking feature, I would combine the focus stacks first for each exposure and then perform the HDR merge at the very end. Do you see any issues with this workflow where the order is switched?

@johnsharples6641 3 года назад

Hey Mark. Another great instructional video. I have, however, one question and one comment. Question. When changing lenses with the mirrorless camera do you have a problem with dist on the sensor? Comment. Going from LR to PS and back to LR for the focus / bracketing operation then the fiddling about in PS to focus stack seems a lot of unnecessary work when the whole exercise can be done in two steps in Affinity photo and achieve the same, if not better, result.

@ramonadato 3 года назад

Hi Mark, I'm new to photography and have been using a Nikon D3500. I've been shooting in RAW and editing my images in Lightroom. My question pertains to image sharpness, especially when one moves the images to their mobile phone or social media. Although I feel my images are sharp in LR, when on the phone and using the two fingers to zoom in, it feels like the image is not tack sharp. Is that something that I can correct in my phot taking or processing or is that normal when blowing up a photo on a phone? Maybe there is something I'm doing wrong with my images or am I just being unrealistic in maintaining image sharpness when zooming in with the two fingers on a mobile device. Your input would be greatly appreciated and I look forward to your feedback. I want to eventually print images I am proud of but then start to wonder if the quality won't measure up for a nice printed image. Thanks!

@dealig 3 года назад

I have Canon rebel 5t. I don'thave the luxury of picking focus point like you do on your camera. How do I essentially do the same as you did in bracketing and focusing at the same time?

@cmichaelhaugh8517 3 года назад

Good video! I am puzzled however. Why not do the exposure bracketing first since most cameras will do this automatically without having to touch(move) the camera; then do three focus point sets using each bracketed set?

@akkarparkiamopas3401 3 года назад

Hi Mark, We can do this process in Landscape Photography as well, right? Thanks

@johncalhoun8695 3 года назад

I noticed in your first focus stacking video you didn't mess with edits until after the focus stack. Is order important here? Can you bracket your three photos in each focus range, then focus stack and then edit. I'm a rookie, just picked up a camera 2 months ago, I'm taking a photography class as an elective, I'm a history major so slightly over analytical. Thanks for the great videos.

@avieshek 2 года назад

Why not use Bracketing at each Focus points since you'll be repeating the number of Focus Stack you would be creating (as in here = 3)?

@lanceanderson4531 2 года назад

Thank you for this video. I was wondering how you would handle a moving subject in this situation without raising the ISO? Many thanks

@martinhogarth3862 3 года назад

Like the vlog..but what happens when you don't have Adobe ! which other software will work.

@ronaldmoravec2692 Год назад

I like the video so I will go ahead and write comment. When you go ahead and pick the focus points, do you go ahead and make the exposure right away? Or do you go ahead and just set it up. I like when you go ahead and process in LR. I am going to go ahead and try this out ASAP. Sounds redundant to me and my English teacher.

@captinktm 3 года назад

I love your video's but guess what? Not ever one has LR and PS. Could you not teach using general terms which could be applied to any editor.

@dr.surajprakashsahoo2502 3 года назад

Sir i am a big fan of yours...i like the details and information of your blogs...As a beginner the photographers struggle with the watermark orb logos in their photography...it will really be interesting to listen a talk from you about the size, positioning and importance of watermarking on the photos....and what is your experience in watermarking??

@fabriziobues5786 3 года назад

hey Mark but do you really prepare, pack the gears, go out for.... 9 photos... wow.... often my most bitter enemy is the effort to overcome to exit just for few shots...

@katherinemarymeier5478 3 года назад

Mark, how does one coordinate the number of focal point photos with each of the under-exposed, exposed, and over exposed bracketing series?

@amaitra 3 года назад

Wouldn't we be better off by using "AEB" and take teh same focus point 3 times before moving to the next one? The object could have moved or the selected focus point be different for the other exposures?

@jamessharp1321 3 года назад

Hey Mark I'm a storm chaser some happens during the day and some at night. What do you suggest ISO setting for lighting?

@creatortray 3 года назад

I know this kind of defeats the focus of the video, but why not just use an equivalent exposure to widen the depth of field slightly? Sould that have affected the background?

@natew.455 2 года назад

Lol, I was just thinking about visualising an image before going out to take photos, and making it a part of my process. Thanks for this!

@MSmith-Photography 3 года назад

Top Tip: Just make sure you're not adding the photos of your hands into the stacked photo. 🤣

@ziv2liv Год назад

I wonder what's your opinion on in camera bracketing. It seems to me that the method used here is great if you have a full control of the subject, meaning there is no wind, no movement, everything is stable. However if the conditions are not ideal, it's much harder to achieve.

@ZeeKay80 3 года назад

I’m curious why you didn’t use AEB feature in the camera? It automates the three / five exposures

@hectorbetancourt5642 3 года назад

Hi I have lot of help on your videos thanks! I have a question I’m new in Fujifilm i watch that at the beginning of this video when you change the things on your dials is reflected on your lcd in real time, how do you that?

@cyclogenisis 3 года назад

Can you not just continous bracket shoot each focus point to make this process a bit quicker? You then produce the three HDR images first then focus stack the hdr images instead of the opposite way done in the video. Just wondering if there was a reason why it wasn't done this way.

@patrick.771 3 года назад

Thanks! Why don't you use the in-camera stacking feature? :)

@KurtBaumanMobilePhotography 3 года назад

That was an fantastic explanation and video on how to do this. I just recently learned how to bracket and focus stack and was then wondering can I do both on one image. Thanks for the info Mark!

@Doomslight. Год назад

Do you need to edit each focus bracket photo before you add it to photoshop? Or can you do it later, i saw you did it but i think although i dont have so much experience. That it would be better to focus stack every photo in each exposure then do the final edit on the merged photo when everything is done. Am i wrong for this thought?

@ednsb 2 года назад

my camera allows me to do focus stacking automatically, I assume this would still work? - I love the workflow

@Silverfoxgy1 3 года назад

I merge to HDR before Focus Stacking. Is it ok to do it this way Round?

@pattimichellesheaffer6732 3 года назад

What happens if there is wind? How is that dealt with if things move around during acquisition of images?

@MFP_Photography 3 года назад

Great video. Nice to see how others are doing this process. I have found that when I shoot a 5 shot bracketed exposure (2 stop per bracket) I get one shot with enough dynamic range where I don't have to do any exposure blending (90% of the time). That way I do 2-5 bracketed shot sequences for focus and let the camera handle the auto bracketing exposures. Then I determine (1) which shot in the bracket meets all my exposure needs; (2) grab the same shot sequence from the bracketd shot groups; (3) apply basic settings, sync, align; (4) complete the focus stacking process with the selected shots ; (5) process the final bracketed composite with needed adjustments in LR or PS. Just speeds up the process a little bit.

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

Thank ya Mickey! That's a great workflow - I usually end up taking more than I need as well just to be safe.

@timelyseeker 3 года назад

any free focus-- stacking stacking software you know mark?

@arjundhannyify 2 года назад

ANYONE DID BRACKETTING,FOCUS STACKING AND TOOK 3-5 SHOTS N MERGED THEM AT PANO? HAHAHAHA

@dannymelgarejo8805 8 месяцев назад

On the top right of your screen when you have photoshop open, what is that? It says lumenzia?

@colinreidcr 5 месяцев назад

oh. So do you just tap the screen at three different places and then take the pic? I thought you had to take a pic each time with a different focus position?

@christopherbrown6152 3 года назад

Add panorama and some hdr bracketing into the mix and make sure youve got a free scratch disc and maximum amount of memory in fast computer.

@ricaa50 3 года назад

Yiou mention not to change exposure but what about black and white points. What does that do prior to stacking?

@BrokerFr8 3 года назад

How are you liking the Fuji compared to your sony?

@bobboothby9175 10 месяцев назад

Why not use Exposure Bracket settings?

@Hanaki1984 3 года назад

awesome info helpful, and issues I have with haveing to have perfect conditions just gotta go out alone or not

@flameout12345 3 года назад

One question. If your shooting a sunset how do you focus the foreground when you try to keep the highlights? when the ground is too dark

@christopherbgriffith 3 года назад

You've inspired me to go try this! I've done both types of bracketing, but never together. I like Fuji's implementation of focus bracketing - it's good for not accidentally getting too few shots. You could fairly easily set that up and run it three times with manually adjusted exposure. Thanks for sharing this technique!

@justinhopkins8844 3 года назад

Could you focus stack a HDR image in camera?

@jeremiahgillam3536 3 года назад

Instead of using a photo of my palm, I hold up one finger for the start of the series and 2 fingers for the end. I had to do this becuase once everything from my session was loaded, it was hard to tell if a palm photo was the beginning or end of a sequence as there we a few series of the same scene.

@stephenpartridge686 3 года назад

Wouldn't it be better to bracket each focus point so there's no chance of focus variation between the brackets?

@ramprasadsambara 2 года назад

Please mention the details of camera bag, tripod and the tripod head

@tanweercaa 3 года назад

Thanks a lot Mark, it's really something that almost every photography lover needs to know about, nice job.

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

Glad you found it helpful!

@martinbyrne6643 2 года назад

You need to get metal spikes on your tripod there , a lot of movement there with rubber feet on the mushy ground.

@katherinemarymeier5478 3 года назад

Mark, are you using a remote shutter to take these photos at different focal points?

@GreyGhost-r4z 3 года назад

Your videos are great I’m a film shooter moving into digital

@AndyCuthbert 3 года назад

Great video. Very informative 👏🏻....and right there with you looking out the window wishing I just headed out instead of missing the light or great atmosphere. Again great stuff. Keep’em coming. 👏🏻

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

Thanks a million man!

@86BBUB 3 года назад

Nice - wish you had included PS in the title; I use LR.

@UHFStation1 Год назад

A manual way to do this that doesn't require auto tools?

@atherrasool6041 Год назад

how to panarama and focus stacking same time in one picture

@sjsphotog 3 года назад

Great info and tutorisl. Thanks.

@jimkinzer5155 Год назад

So jealous of the wild holly. I would be in heaven.

@michelefisher5171 Год назад

Throwing it out of focus?? By opening the f stop?

@Sir-IKON 3 года назад

so should I be using spot, zone or 1-point focus?

@jkmoore1120 3 года назад

How do you bracket/blend when there's like 9 stops (think city exposed at 4 seconds and a moon exposed at 1/100th) between the brackets? Short of using manual masking in Photoshop.

@danielhenzphotography 3 года назад

Halle Barry called. She wants her name back

@patcosgrave1546 3 года назад

Clarity itself superb video

@RichardBO9 3 года назад

Very helpful video. Im curious if you find yourself exposure bracketing more with Fuji than when you used Sony? I had gotten away from bracketing mostly because I didn't bother to setup a tripod. I have always struggled with shadows shooting Fuji. This video has given me a couple theory's to test. THANKS!

@GirdHerd Год назад

Very helpful, Mark. Thanks. You combined two techniques that I'm trying to master.

@michaelmcculloughphotograp8571 3 года назад

Thanks Mark, you are a great educator.

@patelatmiya27 3 года назад

Thank You ... Thank You... Thank You... so much for this informative tutorial , I am so happy that you made a video on this 🤩

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

Awesome to hear - hope you enjoy it!

@niceguyali 3 года назад

I've learnt a huge amount in just 17 mins. Thanks for posting this video. I'm also currently doing that "wait for the perfect conditions" thing although I still take the camera out 'just in case'.

@MarkDenneyPhoto 3 года назад

This is great to hear Ali - thank you!!