On page 191 of Ms. Eismanns most excellent tome ( A MUST HAVE, by the way for anyone serious about retouching) , She describes an elegant way to sharpen without going to extermes. You can also use the "glowing edge" filter to combine some of the steps she outlines into one step by using the glowing edge dialog box sliders. Specifically steps 3-6 and possibly 7. Tom
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