Depth composition feature

a technique that combines multiple images taken at different focal depths into a single image. This process, also known as focus stacking or z-stacking, enhances the depth of field and ensures that all parts of the specimen are in focus simultaneously. By merging these images, the resulting composite image displays a greater depth and clarity than what can be achieved with a single photograph taken at a fixed focal plane. This technique is particularly useful for observing specimens with varying topographies and thicknesses.