Using The Canon EOS M6 Mark 2 Focus Bracketing Feature

One of the big problems with macro photography is very narrow depth of field. There are various ways to overcome this and one way is focus stacking. I've done this in the past using manual focus to take several shots of the same image with slightly different focus points. The Canon EOS M6 Mark 2 has a focus bracketing feature, whereby it automates this process and thus saves a lot of time.

In this video I will explain how to use the feature and how to blend the images together (focus stacking).

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