Yes, it will work fine. Even though I would suggest to move focus in a regular step to mimic automated focus bracketing. This way you will be sure that all parts of objects are covered and you do not miss anything. Also, have a look at Helicon FB Tube (https://www.heliconsoft.com/heliconsoft-produc...

If you use camera autofocus to focus on different subjects in the scene, please make sure that you are using methods A or C which do not require consecutive focus movement. In general we suggest to use focus bracketing to continuously move focus from foreground to background (or vice versa). Focus ...

MikeCT wrote: ↑22.04.2019 17:15 I usually start earlier than the first focused image and continue past the last. That way I am sure the entire object will be covered. You can omit the extremes later in the stacking process.

Thanks for your suggestion I will try that approach.

I recently downloaded Helicon Soft and tried a few stacks with a potted plant. My results were mixed and I suspect I am not properly generating the stack. How do I Properly create a stack for a plant when there are multiple blossoms (4) in the plant and I want 3 of the 4 blossoms sharply focused. Th...