Hi, you can apply sharpening in Photoshop as well which you are already using.
You mention windows software that might improve your images further. I'm
wondering what you have in mind. Also, how many pixels were there in the
originals before cropping. Cheers, Susan
On 29/05/2010, at 12:50
Hi Chris
Have you tried the Filters in Photoshop? When you have the drop down menu of
filters go to Sharpen and then depending on your version of Photoshop you'll
have a few choices of the type of sharpening available. Best to use Unsharp
Mask. Remember to keep the radius to no more than 2.5 and
If you have Photoshop CS3 or above, try Image -- Adjustments --
Shadows/Highlights. This can provide better sharpening than the Sharpen filter
alone.
Pat
On 29/05/2010, at 2:32 PM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi Chris
Have you tried the Filters in Photoshop? When you have the drop down menu
Supplementary question.
Can anyone supply similar information for France?
Thanks,
robin
On 29/05/2010, at 2:21 AM, lem1 wrote:
Thank you.
Cheers
Kane
On 29/05/2010, at 7:09 AM, Malcolm Burtenshaw wrote:
XT network. Prepaid SIM from a Dick Smith or one of the XT shops over
Evening all. I have two old G5's at home that seem to have developed
the same problem and I can't figure it out.
Both emit a double beep when starting up, then the fans come on and
stay that way. I have tried taking the RAM out putting it back in
again, the same with the two HD's, the
Hi Jon
This may well be rubbish but better I suggest it than not
have you run fsck on them lately? This happened on my imac (well, the
fans, not the double beeps) after running fsck and I had to run it
again and typeexitat the end instead of rebootand that
fixed it.
Might
Thanks for the reply Alastair, but how on earth do I do that? I don't
even know what it means. Plus how can I do that if it won't even start?
Help
Jon
On 29/05/2010, at 11:04 PM, mince and pud wrote:
Hi Jon
This may well be rubbish but better I suggest it than not
have you run fsck
Hi Jon,
You may try resetting the SMU as per Apple's article at:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1436
or reset the PRAM by doing the following as per Apple's instructions:
Reset your computer's PRAM (parameter RAM) by doing the following:
-If you iMac (or G5 in your case) is on, turn it off by
Good Morning everyone,
I cannot open Skype and and I haven't been able to access precise situation
to help with a resolution in archives or Google. The only change I can
recall since it last opened successfully is a new wireless router (thank
you, Daniel). Can I safely download Skype again
Hi Jon
Philippe's suggestions may have fixed it but if not the following
might be worth a try - though it was running fsck that caused the
problem with me and you obviously haven't done that. Still it won't do
any harm to start in single user mode
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1492
if you reinstall/update skype it should take over your exisitng
settings contact list
to make it more foolproof...look for the skype in applications move/
rename the app, then download/install the new one
James
On 30/05/2010, at 11:32, Jennifer Lefroy wrote:
Good Morning everyone,
I
if you have the fans only goingit may be a hardware
problem.power supply faulty??? James
On 30/05/2010, at 11:54, mince and pud wrote:
Hi Jon
Philippe's suggestions may have fixed it but if not the following
might be worth a try - though it was running fsck that caused the
Recently I upgraded my iMac and transferred all my files etc from my previous
machine. Part of the transfer was my iPhoto library and this was upgraded from
06 on the old machine to 09 on the current one. All seems well apart from the
fact I have just discovered that when I open iPhoto help
On 30/05/2010, at 12:29 PM, Barry Sexstone wrote:
Recently I upgraded my iMac and transferred all my files etc from my previous
machine. Part of the transfer was my iPhoto library and this was upgraded
from 06 on the old machine to 09 on the current one. All seems well apart
from the
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