Digital BW, The Print

Carolyn, try it for web use. It really works. This is only for the
smaller low res files. I never use it for anything else.

If there is too much sharpening, just fade it back a little. I usually
can do it twice before I get objectionable artifacts, so I fade the
second application back to about 50 percent or so.

Jerry






Carolyn Frayn wrote:
> 
> Hi Jerry,
> 
> We should have changed our subject line... we were talking about sharpening
> for everything and other stuff.
> 
> I do not like sharpen edges because there is no control. You pick it, it
> does it's thing and you have no input. But like you say, maybe for web
> work... I think I'd still like the control.
> 
> Carolyn
> 
> > For Web use, it sometimes makes sharper looking web images to use
> > Photoshop's "Sharpen Edges" filter. This results in very sharp pictures
> > without an oversharpened look that you can sometimes get with the
> > unsharp mask filter. This works especially well with 72 DPI web images.
> >
> > Jerry
> >
> 
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