Hi there. I'm Joseph S. Wisniewski, a photographer of about 30 years. Alan, thank you again for a wonderful program. I've been doing focus stacks since the...
Hi, everybody! Just thought I'd let you know that the photomacrography.net forums have accumulated a lot of good information and discussions about stacking....
Nothing new to report, just wanted to say hello to all of the people who have joined the group recently, I had not noticed the membership creeping up towards...
Just posted a picture to the album earlrock2. The flower is about 20mm long. I used a Maxxum 7D with a bellows extended to about an inch, with a Voss 3"...
I have installed the program but when I try and run it I get this error. The ordinal 24 could not be located in the dynamic link library WMASF.dll. A search...
Which version of Windows Media player are you running (9 or greater is recommended for CZM), I think that .dll has something to do with multimedia. Alan...
... is recommended for CZM), I think that .dll has something to do with multimedia. ... Just updated windows media player and that solved the problem. Thanks...
Hi people, my name is John Redeker from Tasmania. I've been v interested in macro photography - but haven't graduated to bugs' eyes and the like yet. Currently...
Alan, I'm back, though only for a week or so. Off to Guyana next. I've usually run several macros on each stack and then combined the output in Photoshop....
Alan, I'm back, though only for a week or so. Off to Guyana next. I've usually run several macros on each stack and then combined the output in Photoshop....
Yes Michael just 24 lines, but don't dispare; just leave each macro as is and write another that calls them all in turn. You will notice in the macro editor...
Hi Alan, I'm hoping you might shed some light on a problem I'm having with CombineZM. Eight instances are run from a single folder containing CombineZM and its...
Hello Steve, I have not worked out all of the ramifications of what you are saying but while you wait here is a bit of info I can impart *.czm files store...
I don't know if this will work, or is convenient, for you but try ticking the 'Save Work' box in the Batch dialog. Then start CZ and use 'Resume Work' for...
Alan, I'll give it a try. Last night I did a stack with a 103! frames. It was shot at 1:1 it came out more or less OK. (Has the 100 frames limit been...
Michael The number of frames that can be stacked with Do Stack is 255, and with an Average and Filter method much more the upper limit set in the program is...
Thanks Alan, That makes sense. The detail was missing mostly from a frame that had been made from a subset from the middle of one of the first stacks. I'm...
Alan, I moved the old CMZoutputs folder from the Batch folder and ran Batch with Save Work ticked. I couldn't find a Resume Work comand in the macros drop...
What i was meaning was use Resume Work on the file or Undo menu manually to view the processed stack and result frames then save what you like manually. You...
Hi, AT the outset thanks tons Alan for making this program available and being so helpful to us users. I don't know what motivates you to be so amazingly...
Hello, I meant to paste this link http://www.pbase.com/trematodon/lens_test to a series of pics showing how dramatically image quality drops of even with a...
... Yep, diffraction kills. It's even worse at higher magnifications. See http://www.photomacrography2.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=424 for examples and...
As steve2mic said, it appears that workingmac.czx becomes corrupted if we run multiple instances of CombineZM at one time. We're running eight processes at...
Thanks for the interesting posts today and the interesting links therein folks. Short answers to Bob's questions (1) Move camera or focus lens? I am not an...
Good suggestions, I should be able to add them quite easily, watch this space later this week or next weekend. I am just pondering how to save frames inside...
Alan, Sorry to say, I'm rather confused by your response, perhaps because I've only run the program in an automated fashion, and so I'm not aware of what it's...
... Here is a simple way to think about it. Look into the front of your lens and see where the aperture appears to be. That place is called the "entrance...
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