The degree of sharpening can be adjusted in Irfan, although Photoshop
allows much more control and better sharpening alternatives, such as
sharpening the luminosity layer, sharpening selective areas of an image,
fading the degree of sharpening, and so on.

A good technique when sharpening with Irfan is to set the degree of
sharpening to a low amount, like 5%, and then sharpen more than once until
you've gotten to the point where you like the result.  If you over sharpen
a bit you can step back with the undo command.

Shel 


> [Original Message]
> From: Frantisek 

> Also, you should use Lanczos resampling for reducing the resolution to
> 640 pixels (it's the best algorithm) and most files _do_ need
> sharpening after resampling to smaller size. You can usually just use
> the sharpen filter in Irfan, although that might sometimes be too
> strong.
>
> Hope this helps, Frantisek
>


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