Observed arrival · 2026-09-14
Scientific Macrophotography — Jean-Mornay du Plessis
A British Columbia imaging practice that turns flowers, arthropods, and other small specimens into focus-stacked scientific images and figure sets.
Field notes
The workflow defines a nearest and farthest focal plane, selects rail-step overlap, captures a sequence under controlled conditions, and verifies the merged result for artifacts. The site gives a concrete example in miniature orchid morphology and lists outputs such as calibrated scale bars, panel layouts, and caption-ready technical metadata. Its technical notes address failure modes including haze, halos, and subject or camera movement.
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