cramski
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join:2003-04-11
Vancouver, WA | Web Sharpening......
This is the best web sharpening tip I've found yet, by Marc Adamus.
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bloodelf warlock
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NV | good..butnow how do we sharppen for printin too?
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McFly
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Carleton Place, ON | reply to cramski
Bookmarked. Thank you good Sir. |
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I use that to sharpen for the web exclusively. Every image I post has been sharpened for the web with that method. Excellent link cramski  .
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35375105
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hmm tried it with some of my recent photos but I am receiving a lot of complaints saying the image is oversharpened. they don't look oversharpened to me and the technique looks good to me, but it's more important what the critics think than what I think.
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cramski
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join:2003-04-11
Vancouver, WA | reply to cramski
Well the whole method is adjustable, and each image is different. Just gotta mess with it. Maybe only sharpen once before resizing, or more if needed. |
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Wyattx17
Wyatt
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join:2004-04-21
Stockton, CA | reply to cramski
I usually do a sharpening only once un sharpen mask before resizing. IMO they turn out just fine. Hmmmm |
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