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== Closing resource request for Johnson 2008 about focus stacking ==

In the absence of a response from you, I'm marking your resource request {{resolved}}. It should be archived shortly to Wikipedia:WikiProject Resource Exchange/Resource Request/Archive 81#How the term "focus stacking" is used/defined in two cited references. I've added to the citation of Johnson on Focus stacking a quote where he defines the technique, from a section he titles "Stacked Focus". I've also left a note on the article's talk page, where the source was questioned. I'll keep scans of the section on my desktop for a little while in case you return to editing soon and want to see them, but won't keep them indefinitely. --Worldbruce (talk) 17:48, 17 January 2020 (UTC)

@Worldbruce (talk) - Thank you for adding the quote from Dave Johnson to the Focus stacking reference number 2. That addition, in conjunction with knowing that the section is called "Stacked Focus" should be all I need. Please email it to me if it is still available, if not, I'm too slow; and I do appreciate all you have done.