David place wrote "depends if you're talking RAW or jpg _ with RAW any sharpening settings will not transfer over."
This is what I was thought and you are probably right. I do at lot of editorial work and so basically just process raw files in C1 and have no need to use Photoshop, for many photos. A bit like simple printing in a dark room. Therefore sharpen in C1. For my 10D I usually have a setting of 108 threshold 2. Some images need adjusting, but generally this works. However I shot a job yesterday using the 1Dmk2. This had been set by Canon to sharpening 3. I was in a bit of a hurry,so processed images in C1 as normal, same settings as 10d. I had a quick look at generated JPEGS, colour everything looked fine. So sent off JPEGs. A few minutes later comment came back great pix however hair looks frazzled. I.e. over sharpened. I reprocessed image in C1 now set at 35 and it was a lot better. At this stage I can't tell you if the sharpness was due to use enabled camera settings or if that is just the way it is. I have since lowered sharpening to zero. So will see what happens. Regards Malcolm Case-Green =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
