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07-31-2006, 06:02 PM
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 Sharpening Help I have a shot of a family that was done unfortunately at a low aperature (2.8). This caused part of the picture to be slightly out of focus (left side as viewed). I am trying to bring this area a little bit more in focus to somewhat match the rest of the shot. I am using PS7 and am wondering if anyone can give me some guidance. I am thinking this family may want to get a large print and I don't want it to look too out of focus. All help is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks, Wendy            |
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