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That's good to know, Magnus.especially if you've already invested in that package. It also has focus stacking (don't know if it works with multiple cameras). Since you are speaking about focus stacking I thought I'd mentioned Smart Shooter which I (and I think a few others here) use for triggering multicamera rig. But it's SLOW, so a lot of the time I've just fired off the shots manually and eyeballed it. If you have lots of time to capture, they also sell software that will remote control your camera to shoot the proper number of focus steps based on your front/back focus distance, camera sensor, focal length, f-stop. It's just a drag to add yet another step into the pipeline, but it definitely gives you nice results. I've been using Helicon Focus, which generally is well reviewed and not too expensive. Makes a lot of sense, esp if PhotoScan ingests this data.

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