Hi All While most of my work is still done on film, I do get the odd digital commission. Today a client asks for digital "because it is quicker and saves us scanning" Great, that's almost exactly how I pitch digital
I then ask, do you want sharpened or unsharpened files? Blank looks (Client is a graphic design company) I explain that sharpening is best done as the last part of the job, just before sending to print i.e do all the resizing etc. first, then apply USM according to output size More blank looks, and "Is that a filter in Photoshop, then?" So, I am going to supply unsharpened files, and let them apply whatever USM they feel is right for output size I am shooting on a Fuji S2, and the shot will be used as an A3 cover, and it is quite possible they will crop the original file Am I doing the right thing here? Am I right to be somewhat concerned? John Begg Photography Architecture & Interiors London T + 44 (0) 20 7354 2446 M + 44 (0) 7836 353 339 =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
