Press
Press kit: the mark and screenshots
Every image on this page may be reproduced in an article, a review, a directory listing or a search result about Focus Stacks. You do not need to ask, and you do not owe a link back.
Two things are asked instead: do not stretch or recolour the mark, and do not present a screenshot as a picture of another product. The screenshots are of the real stacker and the real pages, not mock-ups, and the stack in them is a real run of seven frames in the browser with the default settings.
The circuit board in the screenshots is the seven-frame pcb focus bracket by Petteri Aimonen, published with focus-stack under the MIT License. That licence permits reproducing it with its copyright notice, which is on the licences page.
The mark, 512 × 512 The icon a directory asks for: the same drawing as the browser tab and the installed app. https://focusstacks.com/press/logo-512.png PNG, 512 × 512 
The mark, 240 × 240 The same mark, for a slot where 512 is more than it needs. https://focusstacks.com/press/logo-240.png PNG, 240 × 240 
The home page The first screen: one frame of a focus bracket beside the same bracket stacked by this page. https://focusstacks.com/press/home.png PNG, 1270 × 760 
A bracket ready to stack Seven frames chosen in the browser, checked and listed before anything runs. https://focusstacks.com/press/frames-loaded.png PNG, 1270 × 760 
A finished stack The seven frames merged into one image sharp front to back, with the controls to check it at 100 % and to retouch it. https://focusstacks.com/press/result.png PNG, 1270 × 760 
The depth of field calculator Near and far limits, and the focus step and frame count a stack needs. https://focusstacks.com/press/calculator.png PNG, 1270 × 760 
The comparison it publishes Ten ways to merge a focus bracket, from free to $289, with what each costs, where it runs and where the frames go. https://focusstacks.com/press/compare.png PNG, 1270 × 760
Describing it in one sentence
If you need one: Focus Stacks merges a focus-bracketed series into one photograph sharp from front to back, at full resolution, in the browser on a Mac, Windows, Linux or Chromebook computer; the frames never leave it.
Where the facts are
- How it works: the alignment, the merge and every request the page makes.
- Focus stacking software compared: prices and features of the other stackers, with sources.
- Privacy: what stays in the browser and what is measured.
- About: who makes it and how it is paid for.
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