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2nd July 2011, 10:03 AM #1
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Is this sharp?
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2nd July 2011, 03:46 PM #2
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Re: Is this sharp?
No- not as sharp as could be. I don't see a particular focal point either.
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2nd July 2011, 04:47 PM #3
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Re: Is this sharp?
The focal point was the middle column.
Originally Posted by Fit
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2nd July 2011, 05:01 PM #4
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Re: Is this sharp?
Originally Posted by Shadowman
How about this one?
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2nd July 2011, 06:19 PM #5Moderator
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Re: Is this sharp?
John
I thought the first was sharp enough. I think the second one has gone too far.
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2nd July 2011, 06:23 PM #6
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Re: Is this sharp?
Hi,
Are the things sharp in the night?I think they are not.
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2nd July 2011, 11:00 PM #7Moderator
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Re: Is this sharp?
Hi John,
No, the first one isn't as sharp as it could be, I think it just needs a bit work on the sharpening in PP, but it must be done carefully and without a threshold set, or you get the effect we begin to see in the second, where some bits (e.g. high contrast edges) become sharp and the rest just looks like mush
Might respond to Focus Magic (Lens blur) with a 1 pixel radius or there abouts.
Cheers,
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3rd July 2011, 12:48 AM #8
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Re: Is this sharp?
Dave, Originally Posted by Dave Humphries
Hi John,
No, the first one isn't as sharp as it could be, I think it just needs a bit work on the sharpening in PP, but it must be done carefully and without a threshold set, or you get the effect we begin to see in the second, where some bits (e.g. high contrast edges) become sharp and the rest just looks like mush
Might respond to Focus Magic (Lens blur) with a 1 pixel radius or there abouts.
Cheers,
Thanks for the comments, gives me a bit of hope that a sharp image can be achieved prior to the PP.
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