In a message dated 10/9/2005 12:27:40 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Marnie, when I am done editing the image in the full size I usually do the following.
1. Resize it to whatever size I like. Generally it is order of 700 pixels for landscape and 650 pixels for portrait oriented images. 2. Then I do the same trick just always. I do a high pass sharpening with 0.5 radius (or whatever is the same of the parameter) and then set the layer mode to Vivid Light. Then I would play with opacity of the sharpening image until I get a result which is sharper than without this layer, yet without any visible sharpening halos. Usually it does the trick. Boris =========== Uh. Thanks, Boris. Unfortunately #2 is passing right over my head. But maybe I'll muck around with it and try it soon (still not layer familiar but getting there). Marnie aka Doe
