Dale asked: "I'm getting files from a photographer using a D100 and I am seeing what appears to be sharpening artifacts (the haloing effect). Is there an on board sharpening setting for the Kodak D100 that he may have inadvertently activated? I don't believe he applied sharpening after exposure but when I ask about it I want to know a bit more about the camera's abilities"
Hi Dale, I assume you mean a Nikon D100 (not sure if Kodak do a D100). There is on board sharpening on the D100. The settings are: Auto, Normal, Low, High and None. A brief explanation : Auto - The camera decides how much sharpening to apply for each shot. Low, Normal and High - self explanatory I hope. The same amount of sharpening is applied to each shot. None - er, no sharpening applied. I have my D100 set to 'None' as I can do what ever I need to in PS and any other setting on the camera must surely enforce longer processing times. HTH Regards Paul =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
