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Um.. simple question... Yes, I know I can do it by copying and pasting adjustments, but is there a way to default 0 sharpening?
Or at least set it to 0 at import?
Or at least set it to 0 at import?
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Re: Caputre one? Default to 0 sharpening?
I'm not sure if sharpening can be set to 0 on import, but it can be on export. Click on Export, and under Process Recipe there is an Adjustments tab with a check box to disable sharpening. Save the settings as a new process recipe and use that as your default.
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The topic I've been discussing at length this week has been sharpening. I've shared a video segment on sharpening basics. I've shared a chapter on Sharpening Basics. I'll wrap this feast of sharpening information from my eBook/video on sharpening (Sharpening Your Photographs) with the chapter on Multipass...03-07-2009, 10:38 AM -
Guys
Sorry, this may have been asked a zillion times but how do you get such fine sharpening as this?
http://www.crismanphoto.com/#/Portfolio/Portfolio/18
is it just a case of multiple sharpening with low values? Anyone?
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Ok, here's a very specific question, LOL
For those of you who have Pixel Genius plugins, there is a high-pass sharpening as one of the automated sharpening options. It has a very specific effect that I can recreate when trying to sharpen with high-pass. The command flattens what it does...02-15-2009, 08:14 PM -
I've participated in a couple of threads on DPreview and Photography-on-the.net this week that were basic discussions about sharpening digital photographs. After posting a video segment this week that discussed why we sharpen, how sharpening works, and how to approach sharpening in a systematic way,...03-06-2009, 03:46 PM
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Hi
This link might be helpful for sharpening.
http://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/...frequency.html...10-13-2010, 06:50 AM
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