I stop using Adobe Photoshop for focus stacking, now I use Helicon Focus

[AliyaBreitenberg]

Hi, I’ve been using Adobe Photoshop since I stepped into this field. Sometimes the finished stacked photo got blurred parts for no reasons or artifacts shown in the photo.
This morning I happened to find this little spood having a snack so I took a series of 53 images, handheld Manual Focus. I tried Helicon Focus and it processed my images to a final stacked one in less than a minute, while Adobe Photoshop took even nearly 7 minutes of my life but it sucks…
The 1st image is from Helicon Focus
The 2nd image is from Adobe Photoshop
You can note the differences right away!

[Catherine]

Hi, unfortunately there are no images in your post, but thank you for sharing your positive experience!
Was there an issue attaching the images? They might have been too large.

[AliyaBreitenberg]

I don't know where to attach the image

[Catherine]

Oh, I see my mistake, for some reason I assumed you wanted to actually show the pictures so I thought because there aren't any in your message - something didn't work. Sorry for the confusion. Your description is quite clear on its own.
But if you ever do want to share a picture in the future, you can find the "Attachments" tab just below the reply form and click "Add files".

[AliyaBreitenberg]

Oh, I see my mistake, for some reason I assumed you wanted to actually show the pictures so I thought because there aren't any in your message - something didn't work. geometry vibesSorry for the confusion. Your description is quite clear on its own.
But if you ever do want to share a picture in the future, you can find the "Attachments" tab just below the reply form and click "Add files".

Thanks for your help