The technical coverage on this subject has (as usual) been excellent. One piece of advice I'd give is to judge in the print (at "normal" magnification), not on the screen. One can get tied in knots with the vast range of interpolation/sharpening options available, not all of which make that much difference in a print at normal viewing distance. Until (unless) you know how the screen view transfers to the print it is safer to judge in the print. Fortunately, as usual, most options have free trial versions, it is up to you to decide whether a little extra noise is good or bad in your prints, or if a harder/softer approach to edges works well in your images. Apologies if someone already mentioned this and I missed it. Ken
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Re: Genuine Fractals
2005-08-18 by kenstrain2000
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