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Do you web sharpen for Zenfolio?

 
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Feb 25, 2014 21:08 |  #1

I do for Facebook, but I don't for Flickr because they already add sharpening and it's too much for both. I just got a Zenfolio account and was told that my pics looks soft (they are not soft or out-of-focus otherwise.) I did not "sharpen for web" with those -- should I? I just didn't want to add sharpening if Zenfolio is like Flickr.

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Feb 27, 2014 06:48 |  #2

They are looking sharp enough to me. I would not add more.


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Feb 27, 2014 08:57 |  #3

I sharpen my Zenfolio images exactly as I sharpen all my web aimed images, no more or less.


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Feb 27, 2014 10:19 |  #4

Oh boy, conflicting advice! :D Well, my concern is that Zenfolio (like Flickr) adds its own sharpening and that makes it way overboard. When I uploaded a web-sharpened photo there, I saw halos. I guess, for now, I'll leave it as is. Thanks!


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