Best sharpening option in G6?

comuneros · 22nd of October 2005 (Sat)

What option should I choose to get the best quality in the sharpenings settings?

I have heard that is better performing the sharpening in Photoshop. The G6 has two otions for no sharpening: Low sharpening and Minus Sharpening. The question is: which one is better? I suppose that both options don't degrade the quality filtering the image so it looks soft, isn't it?

So it's necessary to sharp, which is the best sharp filter for the G6?

Anothe question, why the photos at f 8 are less sharp that at f 5.4? Should I avoid higher f?

Thanks in advance and sorry for my poor enghish.

Alejoviade · 23rd of October 2005 (Sun)

I'm not a pro, nor a look for absolute perection which in iteself may place us in an infinite path..... Sharpening, I would say low is the best (from what I have seen and experienced) and the focus issue...think of it like this...(the smaller the f, the "more of the picture comes into focus" at the expense of any specific area (specially in the forefront) . Also, the smaller the focus the greater of depth field....

Regards, and above all.....enjoy photography....

Alex

22nd of October 2005 (Sat)	#1
comuneros Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1	Best sharpening option in G6? What option should I choose to get the best quality in the sharpenings settings? I have heard that is better performing the sharpening in Photoshop. The G6 has two otions for no sharpening: Low sharpening and Minus Sharpening. The question is: which one is better? I suppose that both options don't degrade the quality filtering the image so it looks soft, isn't it? So it's necessary to sharp, which is the best sharp filter for the G6? Anothe question, why the photos at f 8 are less sharp that at f 5.4? Should I avoid higher f? Thanks in advance and sorry for my poor enghish. Last edited by comuneros : 22nd of October 2005 (Sat) at 16:08.

23rd of October 2005 (Sun)	#2
Alejoviade Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 118 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Best sharpening option in G6? I'm not a pro, nor a look for absolute perection which in iteself may place us in an infinite path..... Sharpening, I would say low is the best (from what I have seen and experienced) and the focus issue...think of it like this...(the smaller the f, the "more of the picture comes into focus" at the expense of any specific area (specially in the forefront) . Also, the smaller the focus the greater of depth field.... Regards, and above all.....enjoy photography.... Alex __________________ Alex - some photo equipment and a great desire to learn by simply observing... -

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