I am not using PS, I don't own it. I am using Picture Window Pro. I do adjust both the radius and threshold to get the best I can. From what I have heard, Focus Fixer or Sharpen Pro or one of those tools is the best approach.
My remarks were mostly to comment on how suprisingly aggresive I can be to the digital captured image in regards to sharpening and sizing up compared to the film scans. If you would be so kind to point me towards some of those sharpening methods so that I can see how best to go about them in Picture Window Pro, I would be most grateful. Certainly, one of the most surprising things to learn about digital is just how much there is to learn about manipulation. -- Best regards, Bruce Thursday, February 12, 2004, 6:20:05 PM, you wrote: SB> Hi Bruce ... SB> There are several ways to use Unsharp Mask. To keep it simple, allow me a few SB> questions. SB> Are you sharpening only the luminescence channel, i.e. converting to LAB mode SB> and then sharpening only the lightness channel? SB> Are you adjusting the threshold control to reduce the grain effect? SB> shel SB> Bruce Dayton wrote: >> Hello Shel, >> >> The technique used was unsharp mask.
