Does anyone know how he managed to keep such a large distance in focus, despite being in macro range? I suppose those are several pictures stitched together somehow?
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Yes, "Focus stacking" is the technical term. From the photographers website: "When we see closeup macro shots like this we expect them to have a narrow depth of field. By combing hundreds of shots with varying focus I make sure that the entire instrument is sharp from from to back."
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#12Now I dream of living inside a violin.
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#13This is amazing, some of the images have an incredible sci-fi feeling to them. Current link doesn't show all of the photos, the photographer's website has some more : https://www.charlesbrooks.info/
On author's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/charlescellist/ there's a new (not featured on the website) photo of Kawai Grand Piano that looks like a corridor on a space station. Absolutely amazing.
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#14The picture of the internals of a didgeridoo is out of this world, fascinating...
An unplayed didgeridoo would also be pretty fascinating, as they tend to fill with spiderwebs.
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#15That violin looks like someone's empty attic. I can almost smell it.
They can honestly smell pretty similar, wood and dust.
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#16If a room was built in the shape of a violin, how would the acoustics be inside that room? Is there something special about the shape?
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#18I wish I could get this guy to take a great photo inside my viola for me!
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#19There are photos with captions at [1].
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#20This is amazing, some of the images have an incredible sci-fi feeling to them. Current link doesn't show all of the photos, the photographer's website has some more : https://www.charlesbrooks.info/
He posted an even better violin picture on Reddit yesterday:
https://www.reddit.com/r/itookapicture/comments/xgcxbu/itap_...