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I love to take really tight shots like this, but the problem is I can never get them to be clear enough. I either always sharpen them to much or not enough. Can you guys give me some advice. Feel free to play around with the pic I provided, if you would like the original let me know. Thanks.
-Ralph Duenas
Knowledge & Power Overcome Superstition And Luck. Click Here to view my aircraft photos at JetPhotos.Net!
Hmm... Which method did you use? (doesn't look like 3x USM 50, 0.3, 0)
Another tip, select only the airplane when sharpening, not the sky.
Is there anywhere where I can pick up the original for editing?
Alfred I like yours. When I tried it the second time I used the USM setting you said to try, the only thing different I did is I used those settings after sharpening the image. When I use USM should I not use sharpen?
-Ralph Duenas
Knowledge & Power Overcome Superstition And Luck. Click Here to view my aircraft photos at JetPhotos.Net!
That's right.
The USM IS the sharpening. Don't use the "sharpening" tool in my method. Take your original, play with the levels until you're happy with that, resize it to 1024x.... and then do USM 3 times like I described. (You can also, to put the icing on the cake, deselect the sky by using the lasso selector before you use the USM).
If 3 or 4 times USM still leaves you with a soft picture, it means that your original shot isn't sharp...
Good luck!
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