On 27-08-2004 18:44, "John Begg" wrote: > So, I am going to supply unsharpened files, and let them apply whatever USM > they feel is right for output size
> Am I doing the right thing here? Am I right to be somewhat concerned? Mmmm, yes you're right to be concerned, but all you can do - if you're prepared to - is act as educator as well as photographer. I tend to supply unsharpened files along with a Read Me! file stating what I have or haven't done to the files. I also include a disclaimer stating that anyone who plays around with the files does so at their own risk and that I cannot take any responsibility for the results! <g>. The one thing that does stand out though, is how few designers/agencies understand what USM is for and how to use it, and these are the people who have been sending our scanned transparencies off to print for years! It's all a bit scary! <g> Nick D -- Nick Dunmur - photographer 0115 950 9685 prodig<at>nickdunmur.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
