Video Tutorials

Learn where to download from, how to install, register and upgrade Helicon Focus software in just a couple of minutes.

Short introduction to focus stacking with Helicon Focus. Get the overall understanding of the basic focus stacking workflow with Helicon Focus and experiment with macro, landscape photography or photomicrography.

This short video will demonstrate how Helicon Focus is running on Mac OS - basic focus stacking workflow from opening of the images to saving of the output, useful tips and impressive stacking results.

This video tutorial shows how to create stacks with the Android version of Helicon Remote; it also gives overview of most of the functions.

This video shows how to create stacks using Helicon Remote; it also gives an overview of other functionality such as exposure bracketing, time lapse shooting, etc.

This is the simplest explanation of how Helicon Montage works.

This video shows how to correct a group photograph using Helicon Montage. It illustrates the head swap technique which allows creating one perfect group portrait from two or more imperfect shots.

We show how to improve an image in under a minute and a half. We follow the most typical workflow: crop and fix horizon, correct brightness, set white balance, apply a bit of sharpening and add a nice frame.

Learn more about seamless integration between Helicon Focus and Photoshop Lightroom - it's simple, fast and smart with our new plugin.

This video introduces one of the Helicon Focus retouching tools - the Copy from source brush. It's an absolute focus stacking special and you will not be able to do this kind of touchup with usual general-purpose image editors.

Advanced functionality does not always have to be complicated. Learn how to form queues of stacks in Helicon Focus and how to split images into separate stacks automatically in just few clicks. This powerful functionality can save a lot of your time and effort.

Helicon Focus now has got a new feature for photography professionals - Raw-in-DNG-out mode. This video shows one of its most common use cases – combining focus stacking in Helicon Focus and further raw development in Photoshop Lightroom.

If your lens is not on the list, you can add it to the Lens list and set the optimal step size for ease of use during configuration