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Is it possible to reduce sharpness or do you have to re-edit the shot from scratch again and also whats the best camera setting is it sRGB or AdobeRGB
Thx
Alan
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Alan
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you can of course try to reduce the negative effects of an oversharpened photo, i.e. blur out the jaggies, get rid of the noise and so on. Unfortunately, you will get even more negative effects. The easiest way is indeed to start from scratch.
I always use AdboeRGB in my 20D, as it has more color informations (if that's the correct english name for it). After the editing I convert to sRGB for use on web, or leave it as AdobeRGB, if I want to print it.
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Thx Gerado i forgot to say its the 350D/XT that i have gotComment
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Hi Gerardo. So sRGB presumably uses fewer bits to record colour information? Is that the only difference, or would a photo actually look different (darker, lighter, colour tones) if say you were to print it in sRGB?
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No, the "bits" part was wrong. Adobe RGB has a wider color gamut than sRGB.
Does it look different? Yes, from own tests, but it would be difficult to describe here.
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