I’m having trouble getting good focus bracketing. I think the problem is that I’m assuming the minimum and maximum distance settings are in centimetres. Am I using the wrong units? If I set a sufficient range to get the whole subject in focus I’m getting a lot of ghosting in the stacked image. Any suggestions?
The distances are represented using unitless values: 0 indicates the closest distance a particular camera can focus on, while 100 typically represents infinity. To generate an effective focus stack, it’s advisable to employ manual focus to determine the minimum and maximum focusing distances. Secure your phone on a tripod or using alternative stabilization methods, and adjust the focus until the nearest part of your subject is in focus – this establishes your minimum focusing distance. Then, adjust the focus until the farthest part of the subject is in focus – this establishes your maximum focusing distance. Modify the number of images per stack according to the range of distances.
Hi, I just purchased the enhancement pack from within CameraPixels Lite, but in the App Store, I still appear to have the Lite version and not the Pro. Is this the same? The Lite version with the enhancement pack is the same as the Pro version?
Hi Greg, yes, once you purchase IAP from within the Lite version it becomes the Pro version. The difference between Lite and Pro is only in maximum resolution of the output photos and videos. Lite also doesn’t support RAW/ProRAW since they are only available in full resolution
I have iPhone 15. The main camera lens has a resolution of up to 48 megapixels. Will your Pro version of this app export up to 48?
I’m having trouble getting good focus bracketing. I think the problem is that I’m assuming the minimum and maximum distance settings are in centimetres. Am I using the wrong units? If I set a sufficient range to get the whole subject in focus I’m getting a lot of ghosting in the stacked image. Any suggestions?
The distances are represented using unitless values: 0 indicates the closest distance a particular camera can focus on, while 100 typically represents infinity. To generate an effective focus stack, it’s advisable to employ manual focus to determine the minimum and maximum focusing distances. Secure your phone on a tripod or using alternative stabilization methods, and adjust the focus until the nearest part of your subject is in focus – this establishes your minimum focusing distance. Then, adjust the focus until the farthest part of the subject is in focus – this establishes your maximum focusing distance. Modify the number of images per stack according to the range of distances.
Hi, just purchased the CameraPixels package and I’m wondering if it’s possible to add widgets to the iPhone screen or Lock Screen? Thanks.
At present, you can only add a Widget on one of the screens, but not the lock screen. We’ll add that functionality soon
Hi, I just purchased the enhancement pack from within CameraPixels Lite, but in the App Store, I still appear to have the Lite version and not the Pro. Is this the same? The Lite version with the enhancement pack is the same as the Pro version?
Hi Greg, yes, once you purchase IAP from within the Lite version it becomes the Pro version. The difference between Lite and Pro is only in maximum resolution of the output photos and videos. Lite also doesn’t support RAW/ProRAW since they are only available in full resolution