Unleash Unlimited Depth Of Field

Use stacked focus to create images that overcome the bounds of optics for your macro shots and more

Text And Photography By Craig Blacklock

Updated June 20, 2016

For the first time since the invention of the medium, photographers are now able to create images that rival our visual memory.

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Originally Published March 12, 2013

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