different ways of sharpening,
btw. For example RAW sharpening vs. conversion to LAB and channel
sharpening.
Cheers,
Jostein
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From: "David Madsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I find the PS CS raw converter sharpening is much more subtle than the
PhotoShop tool. I generally go to 50 or 55. I don't know what those
numbers mean, but the results look good an print nicely.
Paul
On Mar 14, 2004, at 5:50 PM, David Madsen wrote:
I just tried the RAW plug-in for Photoshop wit
Hi Dave ...
There's no "magic number" for sharpening, and there are
several techniques. Assuming that you're using a digital
image for the base, convert to lab mode, and bring up the
lightness channel. Sharpen only that channel.
Set the threshold to zero, pixels to one, and USM sharpness
to 10.
I just tried the RAW plug-in for Photoshop with great success. I do,
however, need a refresher course on sharpening. I am having trouble finding
the balance between too much and not enough.
David Madsen
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