MAKE DETAIL POP OUT

Enhance fine detail with a sharpening method that focuses on all areas of images, including texture

Image processing should always be a way of enhancing images to make them look their best, rather than a process of fixing poor shooting technique. But even with the sharpest lenses focused perfectly on the subject, most if not all digital images can benefit from sharpening. If you shoot in Raw and process your files in Adobe Camera Raw or Lightroom, an amount of sharpening is applied automatically. This can be adjusted or even turned off, but for nine out of ten images this is the perfect amount of sharpening. Well done Adobe! So with this in mind you may be thinking that there’s no need for additional sharpening because it’s all been taken care of. But with certain macro subjects and those shot at a wide aperture and featuring…

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