Keeping Everything In Focus at f1.4

[@oksblue]

You have brought my automotive photo skills and broaden my editing so much. Thank you

[@NathanBrummer]

Thanks for watching! I love that people are getting working out of these videos

[@_the_ordinary]

This is so good, I've never seen anyone show shallow DOF stacking..

[@kalef1234]

I swear I should have a degree from youtube. I've learned EVERYTHING photography related i know from here. Thanks!

[@NathanBrummer]

You an me both 😂🙌

[@andreiradu8]

Omg this will save me from masking an blanding 20 leyers for same result. Great time saver. Thx so much!

[@NathanBrummer]

Yeah it’s a good technique, thanks for watching

[@justinl2458]

Same thing I thought “how is he gonna mask 10 layers in a 6 min vid?”

[@NathanBrummer]

Let photoshop do the heavy lifting

[@danielleburks4436]

Thank you for this tutorial. I do not know Photoshop, but I bet I just learned to go from Lightroom to Photoshop and stack focus.

[@peterelling-jordt71]

Thank you for this video - answewd many of my concerns of getting full sharpness to the car and keep the blurred background... Will do some training using this technique...

[@medusahellcat1280]

Wow, this is a fantastic technique, I love shooting wide open too and this will save give me a new option. Thanks Nathan!

[@NathanBrummer]

Yeah it’s a nice technique. Thanks for watching!

[@markusb.2922]

Wow..I guess this will affect and improve my photography game quite much! Thank you for showing this tip :)

[@MrJASoch]

Epic! I was just doing this earlier with a shot I got from cars and coffee. I used the layer mask method but this is much faster. Thanks for sharing!

[@NathanBrummer]

Glad it’s going to help save time.

[@ridetheyoshi]

Very useful! A lot of people needed this. can't wait for next video

[@NathanBrummer]

Yeah it’s a helpful tool

[@rawmixter]

I usually mask everything and have a bunch of layers going on 😱 I'm so excited to use this technique now. Thanks for making this video! Just subbed.

[@NathanBrummer]

Awesome! Yeah, this is a time saver.

[@AleGav]

Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing!

[@NathanBrummer]

Thanks for watching! 🤘🏼

[@justinl2458]

Always love these vids!

[@NathanBrummer]

Thanks for watching!

[@paulm8157]

👍Useful info, capably presented, without distracting hype. A few cams have built-in focus bracketing and (for JPGs) stacking, but tripod a must. (New to your channel, BTW.) Like your nay-sayers’ voice impersonation😁.

[@NathanBrummer]

Thanks for watching

[@kieronsykes]

Awesome, had no idea about this technique

[@NathanBrummer]

It’s a good way to save some time.

[@danya51]

Good content 👍. Thanks Nathan 😊

[@NathanBrummer]

🙌🙌

[@dkcreativedslrvideo5578]

Great video!

[@CeriousProductions]

Awesome! thanks for the tip

[@NathanBrummer]

Thanks for watching

[@alfredoshamed3254]

You're máster! Thanks a lot. You're incredible

[@marcusgoetz8311]

Awesome!

[@GreenP0V]

Great video bro

[@michaelstrasser6970]

top tutorial keep going my friend

[@NathanBrummer]

Thanks for watching. This technique has been a huge quality improvement to my photography.

[@FishOutdoorColoradoAdventures]

Great video !!! I am a portrait photographer and getting Into car photography. What camera are you using? My primary camera is A73

[@NathanBrummer]

I use the same camera.

[@Leviise34]

Hi Nathan! Thanks for this tutorial! Do you edit the picture before you insert it in Photoshop or edit you the picture after the 'stacked' one that you got from Photoshop?

[@Justin-jn5wm]

Where are you reading your intro from 🤖

[@jensbischoff5792]

Great video 👍🏻 what if i readjust my cpl in between the two shots ? Would this result in more polarised areas after the blending process ? 🤔

[@NathanBrummer]

I’d shoot two series of photos. Run the focus stacking on the first set and then again on the second set. Then I’d blend the two in order to remove the unwanted reflections.

[@cbmilne]

Nathan what shutter speed and ISO do you normally aim to use?

[@NathanBrummer]

I try to keep the iso as low as possible. And shutter speed depends on how bright/dark it is.

[@michaelyolch79]

Why not just shoot at any aperture and make a mask for the car in 10 seconds? Then blur the background to any degree you want? 🤷‍♂️