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todays video is sponsored by squarespace a platform where you can design beautiful websites and host your online store in landscape astrophotography were forced to use wide open apertures like f 1.4 f 2 f 2.8 and the downside to that is that we have a very limited depth of field to work with so when you focus on the stars or focus to infinity the immediate foreground is out of focus and blurry now it would be nice to use f8 f11 or f16 like daytime landscape photographers and have everything sharp and in focus in a single exposure but then we wouldnt collect enough light and our images would be pretty much completely black so to overcome the limitation of the wide open apertures we can use a technique called focus stacking where you take multiple images focused at different points throughout the scene blend those into one image where everything is sharp from front to back but before i teach you how to focus back at night its worth learning how you can avoid the need to focus stack