Depth of field bracketing on the PENTAX K-3 Mark III

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One thing I didn't mention was that I neglected to turn SR on so the images aren't as sharp as they could have been. However, you can still clearly see the differences in depth of field when using depth of field bracketing.
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[@cdrkennon]

Thanks - I will have to try with some macros!

[@jmdelr]

Hello from France. Very interesting; I will test it.
I completely agree, it’s not fochs stacking.
But I would be curious to take the different photos obtained and integrate them into a Focus stacking software and see what we get as a result.
Have you tried it?
Thanks for those videos.
Regards

[@KobieMC]

I actually haven't tried that. But I'm curious now too! Good idea 🤔

[@barryhiggott9458]

I really do wish we had focus stacking, it’s a pain taking multiple images.

[@StevenMannSlioch]

That was precisely my thinking too. There is not much wind today so I may go out and experiment.