Kclson Posted May 9, 2022 Posted May 9, 2022 I have recently been using the Focus Merge function and I’ve been very impressed with the results. Today I learned how to edit the Focus Merge using the Sources palette and the cloning tool. So I went back to a previous focus merge image that was done previously that has been saved and edited with numerous layers, groups and non-destructive adjustments. I noticed that I am not able to see/view the original “sources” of the focus merge in the sources palette. At what point in the development/retouching/editing of my .afphoto file are the original source images from the focus merge no longer available? I was wanting to edit a portion with the clone tool to correct an area that may have a sharper image from another source file. I realize this is something I should have done at the outset, however I unfortunately, was not aware I could improve the focus merge with this tool at the time. Quote
Staff Callum Posted May 9, 2022 Staff Posted May 9, 2022 Hi Kclson, Welcome to the forums At this point in time we don't save sources within the .afphoto format. You can read more regarding this here: This is something we would like to change in the future but we don't have an ETA just yet. Thanks C Quote Please tag me using @ in your reply so I can be sure to respond ASAP.
Kclson Posted May 9, 2022 Author Posted May 9, 2022 Thank you for the reply Callum. I’ll remember this next time. I should have used the cloning tool with the sources palette open as the first edit anyway. I’m still amazed at the Focus Merge function and I think it knocks the socks off any other Focus Stacking software out there! Quote
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