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Focus Stacking for Landscape Photography: A Field-to-Photoshop Breakdown
I was out at a basalt canyon last spring, low to the ground, trying to get a cracked rock formation in the foreground sharp while keeping a ridgeline two miles out equally crisp. I’ve been shooting landscapes for twenty years and I still hit this wall regularly. Physics doesn’t care how long you’ve been doing this. At any given aperture, you simply cannot hold sharp focus from eight inches to infinity in a single frame.