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outoffocus
8th of January 2004 (Thu), 17:54
Still getting to know my amazing D10..

For those further along than I; What is the word on using 'in camera' sharpen vs post processing in photoshop? Is it purely personal, or does one work flow provide superior results vs the other?

I'll say it again. This forum is great!


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Jim Larson
8th of January 2004 (Thu), 18:07
In camera sharpening is limited.

Photosharp unsharp mask is much better.
Also, you can selectively sharpen in photoshop.

Try it for yourself.
w10d
8th of January 2004 (Thu), 19:17
In camera sharpening is limited.

Photosharp unsharp mask is much better.
Also, you can selectively sharpen in photoshop.


Also: If you sharpen in PS you can keep an unsharpened original (ideally a RAW file), and produce different versions of the file for alternate uses, print, web, etc, sharpening each one to suit it's use...