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Post stacking image editing

Posted: 31.01.2010 20:52
by fdennis
I have an Elements 7 program with Nik Viveza and Sharpener Pro plug ins. (Using Nikon D300 w/ 105mm micro lense) I'm thinking of buying Helicon Focus. I want to be able to focus stack with helicon Focus, create a focussed image, then edit that image to adjust white balance, color, etc. How can I do this? Can I focus stack, put focussed image on a disc, then import the disc to Photoshop Elements, or something else? Thanks for your quick reply, Dennis

Re: Post stacking image editing

Posted: 02.02.2010 14:14
by Stas Yatsenko
Dennis,

yes, this is correct workflow. First stack, then post process the result.

Re: Post stacking image editing

Posted: 02.02.2010 19:12
by fdennis
Thanks for your reply. My next question is, how do I utilize my Photoshop Elements 7 program to post process the Helicon Focus final image? It seems to me, from what I have read, that the only way to get my Helicon Focus final image to into my Photoshop Elements program to do the post processing is by publishing it to a CD, then using the CD to import the Helicon Focus final image to Photoshop. Is that correct? Is there an easier way? Can I import the Helicon Focus final image directly to Photoshop Elements? Thanks. Dennis

Re: Post stacking image editing

Posted: 03.02.2010 19:59
by Stas Yatsenko
Yes, right now you need to save file on your hard drive from Helicon Focus and then open it with some other program like PSE7. We will add your suggestion to our wish list.

Re: Post stacking image editing

Posted: 18.03.2010 21:47
by photoop
I recently purchased Helicon Focus. Please direct me to documentation that shows how to use the software.
Thanks.

Re: Post stacking image editing

Posted: 19.03.2010 15:53
by Stas Yatsenko
You will find description of the workflow in the help that comes with the program or online (http://www.heliconsoft.com/focus_help.html and http://www.heliconsoft.com/focus_articles.html).