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Mineral PhotographyCombineZP / Mr. Alan Hadley - Status?
19th Jun 2017 14:35 UTCScott Braley
Cheers,
Scott
21st Nov 2017 14:49 UTCScott Braley
21st Nov 2017 18:02 UTCTravis Olds Expert
21st Nov 2017 19:35 UTCJürgen Greiner
There is a 30 day trial period for both programs available
21st Nov 2017 22:33 UTCRobert Rothenberg
Bob
22nd Nov 2017 03:34 UTCOwen Lewis
22nd Nov 2017 05:01 UTCScott Braley
22nd Nov 2017 06:09 UTCHarald Schillhammer Expert
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> Go with Helicon Focus and you'll not look back.
> For those using a Nikon or Canon DSLR it's worth
> going with Helicon even just for the Remote
> control routines. You don't have to have a
> motorised rail as the stepping between shots is
> done in your camera under remote control from a PC
> running the hardware.
That works only for AF lenses. For fixed focus setups (bellows and enlarger lens/microscope objective) it is useless. But, admittedly, nice to have when you need it.
22nd Nov 2017 11:34 UTCSteve Rust Manager
22nd Nov 2017 18:10 UTCRonald J. Pellar Expert
22nd Nov 2017 19:45 UTCTravis Olds Expert
https://www.phaseone.com/en/Products/Software/Capture-One-Pro/Supported-Cameras.aspx
Again, it's a subscription/pay situation after 30 day trial..
Edit: well I guess not.. seems Olympus does not support tethering/live view while shooting on many of the models..
23rd Nov 2017 02:35 UTCMartin Rich Expert
In my opinion Combine makes good results and you can adjust a lot of parameters. For deep stacks (about more than 30 images) Zerene is the better choice. For remote the camera, I use digiCamControl. http://digicamcontrol.com/
There is an other freewere: Picolay, but I had not tested it.
http://www.picolay.de/
23rd Nov 2017 18:14 UTCRonald J. Pellar Expert
23rd Nov 2017 19:01 UTCDon Saathoff Expert
Don S
23rd Nov 2017 20:26 UTCHarald Schillhammer Expert
Ronald J. Pellar Wrote:
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> I also think Zerene is the best, but not inputting
> CameraRAW and not outputting DNG is a real Bummer!
This should not be an argument since shooting minerals is usually done under controlled conditions, i.e. you can tweak the camera settings until they are perfect, so there is no need of the advantages of RAW for postprocessing.
25th Nov 2017 06:32 UTCDouglas Merson 🌟 Expert
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