File:Tigridia pavonia - wilted overnight - 2018-07-25 focus stack.jpg

Camera location	51° 28′ 40.8″ N, 7° 33′ 18″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	51.478000; 7.555000

NOTE: This image is a focus stacked image of Tigridia pavonia - wilted overnight consisting of 29 images that were merged using Zerene Stacker Version 1.04 (licensed). As a result, this image underwent digital manipulation which may have included blending, blurring, cloning, and colour and perspective adjustments. As a result of these adjustments, the image content may be slightly different than reality at the points where the images were combined. This manipulation is often required due to lens, perspective, and parallax distortions. العربية ∙ Deutsch ∙ English ∙ español ∙ français ∙ 日本語 ∙ македонски ∙ português do Brasil ∙ русский ∙ slovenščina ∙ ไทย ∙ українська ∙ 中文（简体） ∙ 中文（繁體） ∙ +/−

en: Tigridia pavonia - tiger lily

• Location: Dortmund, Germany.
• Grown in own garden.
• Length of yellow, wilted stamen: approx. 20 mm.
• Image taken in July 2018.
• This is the appearance of a Tigridia pavonia flower similar to the one depicted in the image Tigridia pavonia, having rapidly wilted overnight.
• Wikipedia en: new reference image for subject "Wilting"

Technical details describing the making of of this image:

• I chose focus stacking as the appropriate technology in order to attain a clear focus on both the nearest and most distant parts of this flower. The complete stack consists of 29 images with the nearest image focused at a magnification of 1:1.3 and the 29th and last at approx. 1:1.6. As all subsequent images are automatically adapted to the size of the first image, the resulting magnification is exactly 1:1.3. The vivid purple and yellow hues accurately reproduce the natural colouring of the wilted flower and are explicitly not a side-effect of the techniques used (checked via colour chart).
• Technical aspects of focus stacking: see following description: Focus Stacking.

de:

• Fundort: Dortmund, Deutschland.
• Im eigenen Garten gewachsen.
• Länge des gelben verwelkten Staubblattes ca. 20 mm.
• Aufgenommen in Juli 2018.
• Dies ist der Zustand einer Blüte, ähnlich dem Bild Tigridia pavonia abgebildet, jedoch über Nacht verwelkt.
• Wikipedia en (englisches Wikipedia): Neues Referenzbild für das Stichwort "Wilting" (de: Welke (Pflanze)

Technische Daten zum Bild: siehe vorhergehende Beschreibung im englischer Sprache.

• Ich habe explizit das Focus Stack-Verfahren gewählt, um sowohl die allernächsten als auch die entferntesten Details der Blüte möglichst scharf abzubilden. Der vollständige Focus Stack besteht aus 29 Bildern, das vorderste Bild weist eine Vergrößerung von 1:1,3 und das 29. und letzte von ca. 1:1,6 auf. Da alle nachfolgenden Bilder automatisch auf Größe und Orientierung des ersten Bildes ausgerichtet werden, ist die Vergrößerung des resultierenden Bildes somit exakt 1:1,3. Die ausgeprägten Gelb- und Purpurtonwerte geben die natürliche Farbe der verwelkten Blüte wieder und sind nicht etwa Artifakte der Bildbearbeitung - hierzu verwende ich Farbkarten zur Kontrolle.
• Technische Aspekte des Focus Stack-Verfahrens siehe: Focus Stacking.

Links:
  en: Tigridia.
  de: Tigerblumen.

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