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Sharpening without increasing noise.

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Posted on Wed Jan 25, 2017 12:34 pm

Sharpening without increasing noise.

      

I've been using this technique for a while now, though using Nik Dfine instead of Topaz denoise, especially on night aerial images. The technique was thought up by a 17yr old (at the time of posting; it's been published a while) Brazilian K3 shooter. It allows a lot of sharpening without any increase in noise. Worth a look.

http://blog.topazlabs.com/tutorials/ima ... 03714689cb


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Posted on Wed Jan 25, 2017 12:42 pm

Sharpening without increasing noise.

      

It can be very useful but not in all circumstances. I created an action in PS for this and the resultant layer can be left at 100% or reduced for best effect. I don't know if I got it from this guy or someone beat him to it but I have an idea it was Richard who brought the subject up before?

Definitely worth giving a go. It has resurrected a few misses of mine before :thumb:

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