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I have fair knowledge of photography and undertake normal product /portrait photography with strobe lights. I want to know how to do focus racking of products with strobe lights. I have four strobes, macro lens and Canon 6D with remote trigger. Most of the tutorials are about focus stacking under continuous lights. For the photography with strobes, my camera settings are 1/160, f/7 and ISO 100. There is nothing visible in the EVF and/or LCD.

<p>Thank you everyone. I got the solution in post processing.</p><div></div>

<p>Hi Lex, <br> No, the photograph was taken by some other photographer; hence I want to learn such photography / post processing technique.</p>

<p>This is the image, I am referring to: <a href="http://digitalstudio.in/images/sample-image.jpg">Sample image</a>.</p>

<p>Hi John,<br> 1. i am referring to the highlighted effect on the right hand side of the image. That renders the final image like a stock image.</p> <p>2. I have Canon EOS 6D + 50mm f/1.8 + 24-105mm f/4 lens along with Adobe PhotoShop CS6.</p> <p> </p>

<p>I recently came across this photograph taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark II; f/2.8 ISO 400 and Shutter: 1/20<br> I want to achieve similar effect in my own photographs.</p> <hr> <i>Moderator note: Please provide a link to the photo. Photo.net policy prohibits attaching or uploading photos that the member did not create him/herself.</i>

<p>I have a Sunpak pz42x Flash gun for photography. Camera Canon EOS 450D. How do i shoot products made of steel / plastic etc. Should I keep the ambient lights ON? Here is a same shot of bottles:</p><div></div>