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@ -145,10 +145,16 @@ for i in *.JPG; do convert $i -resize 50% $i.tif; done
Then I was able to align all images:
```
align_image_stack -ma aligned_ AJ9E94*.tif
align_image_stack -ma aligned_ *.tif
```
Once all images had been alignes, I created the final image from my stack of photos:
This command not only aligns all the images, the -m options optimized the field
of view. In a focus stacking setup, the camera gets moved towards or away from
the object, so not only the focus plane is moved but the whole objects gets
bigger or smaller. With this option, all images are resized, so the object
stays in the same position and size throughout the full stack of images.
Once this is done, I created the final image from my stack of photos:
```
enfuse -o result.tif --exposure-weight=0 --saturation-weight=0 --contrast-weight=1 --hard-mask --contrast-edge-scale=0.5 aligned_00*