Neither the flash or the FD-1 can be used with focus bracketing, focus stacking, burst mode, or microscope movies. Note another way around shutter shake is to shoot burst mode. Change this to 1 second.and you should be set. You just press the bottom sequence/frame button (or from the quick menu) and then select custom delay. But with the TG-6, you can set a shutter delay. I'm not an expert on the TG-4.hopefully an owner can chime in here. This does appear to product a jpg and orf.so I think yes.you can stack and still get raw. I just checked.with my TG-6, I can set LSF + Raw and still shoot microscope > stack. eg taking a sideways pictures of a dragonfly instead of headon. Not using zoom or arranging your composition carefully can help. Thanks in anticipation for any information you can give me. middle or backmost part of the subject one wants wholly in focus? Anybody have knowledge of this? Should initial focus use area or spot-focus on the foremost.
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The manual gives no real advice about how to do so or how the camera does it when one half-presses the shutter button. I also struggle to find any hard information about how to best set focus before setting off a bracketing operation. + Can flash (I'd use the FD-1 as well) be used with focus bracketing modes in the TG-5 or TG-6, or are they still confined to use of the LED light? + There also seems a way to set a delay between shutter press and shutter firing on later TG models.? + Does the TG-5 or TG-6 allow this? One thread of this forum seems to suggest so. The limitation of the TG-4 that bothers me the most is the lack of RAW in stacking mode. I get the impression, from reading other threads about the TG-5 and TG-6, that these later models may not have the above limitations. * Inability to use delayed shutter firing after the button press, which can induce camera shake, even when a tripod is used. The best pics need a deep DoF, which generally needs focus stacking or focus bracketing mode. (I recently moved to a new home next to very extensive woodlands).
I have a TG-4 which I've recently started using more than heretofore to capture close-ups of fungi, mosses, lichens and similar stuff.
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