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I think the lack of sharpness was a combination of wide aperture, lack of care on my part, the fact I just put the camera on high speed repeat shutter with my finger on the button and counted to ten.
It needs much more care with the shutter, mirror up and use a remote.
The individual images are not sharp either but I do wonder if the auto alignment in PS is averaging the alignment on moving parts of the image like the branches of the tree which were gently swaying in the breeze.
This is why I tried it first on this image because most of my other images have moving water with wind created waves moving quite vigorously towards the camera.
Mike, I think the two leftmost sheep are only partial, looking at the two complete images, will take a look at the full size image when I get home...
I think masking may be needed or overlaying a complete layer for the water, but that's where I expect noise to occur, so will have to try other approaches and experiment a bit...
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Robert.