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Have you ever wondered how to get beautiful tack-sharp images from foreground to background? Join FujiFilm Tech Rep, Christopher Gilbert as he walks you through the process of focus stacking your images. Focus stacking is a technique that is designed to overcome the limits of depth of field. You will learn whether focus stacking is necessary and which situations it will benefit you the most. Choosing the right lens, recommended settings, and post-production in Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop will all be covered. As part of this class Christopher will do a live demonstration to show you in-person how this technique works from capturing the images in the camera to stacking the images in post-production. Don’t currently own a Fuji camera? Many of his tips will help you no matter which camera you’re using.
Registration for this presentation is limited to 15 participants, so be sure to reserve your spot early!
This in-person presentation is part of our Education Celebration Week, featuring a variety of learning opportunities that will help you polish your photo skills throughout the week of August 1st–8th. Join us virtually for webinars with the experts during the first part of the week, and stop by our Golden Valley location over the weekend for fun educational experiences including in-person classes, vendor demos, giveaways, and savings on select products. The Raptor Center will help us wrap up the celebration on Monday, August 8th, with an exclusive raptor photography workshop!
All class attendees will receive a special in-store savings voucher for attending the in-person classes and workshops! Check out our full calendar here
* We will have a covered tent designated for our outdoor classroom, which will be located behind the building
| Rating | % Original | Description |
|---|---|---|
| M | 99%+ | Mint, flawless, perfect |
| NM | 91-98% | Near perfect, almost no wear |
| EX | 81-90% | Excellent, faint wear |
| VG | 71-80% | Very good, light wear |
| AVG | 61-70% | Average, normal wear |
| FAIR | 51-60% | Fair, heavy wear |
| POOR | <50% | Poor, imperfect, serious wear |
| AS-IS | --- | Broken, or seriously flawed |
