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Sharpening Using High Pass Filter
Begin by opening an image you feel needs sharpening. Remember, this method will not fix an image that is out of focus. Rather, it will add an extra degree of crispness, really bringing out details and making your image pop. Once I have my edited file ready, I usually save sharpening for very last. You will [...] http://feeds.feedburner.com/~a/layer...rials?i=cbIsmQ</img>
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