CombineZM 1.0.0

CombineZM is a software developed by Alan Hadley that allows users to combine multiple images, typically taken at different focal planes, to create a single image with increased depth of field.

The purpose of CombineZM is to overcome the limitations of standard photography techniques and achieve a greater depth of field by combining multiple images.

Yes, CombineZM is a freeware and can be downloaded and used without any cost.

CombineZM works on Windows operating systems, including Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10.

Yes, CombineZM is primarily designed for focus stacking, which is the process of merging images at different focus distances to achieve increased overall sharpness.

CombineZM is primarily focused on focus stacking and does not offer advanced image editing features. It processes images by aligning them based on control points and blending them together.

No, CombineZM does not directly support RAW file formats. However, RAW images can be converted to supported formats (e.g., TIFF) using appropriate software before using CombineZM.

CombineZM requires a sufficient amount of available memory to process large image files effectively. If the available memory is limited, the software may exhibit performance issues or fail to process such files.

CombineZM was last updated by Alan Hadley in 2006 and since then, no further updates or maintenance have been released. Users may still use the software, but there are no ongoing improvements or support.

Yes, there are other software options available for focus stacking and image stacking, such as Zerene Stacker, Helicon Focus, and Adobe Photoshop's focus stacking feature.