Digital Scheimpflug is a technique I wrote about for focus-blending sequential images in Photoshop where the focus was set at different points in the scene. The purpose was to extend depth-of-field and provide a sharper image than could be produced using a small f/stop or focusing at the hyperfocal distance. While I still use multiple exposures to extend depth-of-field in my images, I have started using Helicon Focus to do most of my focus-blending. It improves my workflow efficiency and generally works well with static objects. With moving objects, such as clouds, I sometimes still hand-blend using the Digital Scheimpflug technique.

I am no longer promoting the Digital Schempflug tutorial, so if you've found this page it's likely from a link on another website or in a tutorial that I forgot to change. If you'd like a copy of the Digital Scheimpflug tutorial, please and I'll be glad to send you a copy.