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Correct answer JohanElzenga

Focus stacking isn't "gone", it was never there in any version of Lightroom. However, focus stacking is possible from Lightroom too, but requires more work. You can send the images to Photoshop one by one, and then create a new document with the images as layers (that is an option in Photoshop, you do not have to do that manually). After that, it is the same as in Lightroom Classic, but you will have to import the result in Lightroom yourself because it is a new image.

 

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GoldingD
Legend
September 13, 2024

So, were you able to select edit in Photoshop, from your LrC?

 

FrédéricChabot
Known Participant
September 15, 2024

Yes, thx for reminding me

JohanElzenga
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JohanElzengaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
September 13, 2024

Focus stacking isn't "gone", it was never there in any version of Lightroom. However, focus stacking is possible from Lightroom too, but requires more work. You can send the images to Photoshop one by one, and then create a new document with the images as layers (that is an option in Photoshop, you do not have to do that manually). After that, it is the same as in Lightroom Classic, but you will have to import the result in Lightroom yourself because it is a new image.

 

-- Johan W. Elzenga
AxelMatt
Community Expert
Community Expert
September 13, 2024

Focus stacking in Lightroom isn't directly possible. You have to use the function "Open as Layers in Photoshop". 

This is only available in Lightroom Classic. In Lightroom (Cloud version) it isn't available.

 

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