Tue Oct 06, 2009 2:37 am
It's not centred properly, too much space at the top, not enough below.
When you need to sharpen an image like this, make a duplicate of the image in a layer, copy the image to a mask on that new layer, then use stylise > Find edges (then invert the colours on the mask) to mask out areas with no detail. Then go back to the layer and run the sharpen.
If you convert the layer to a smart-layer at this point (instead of sharpening), then whatever filters you run from that point on will be non-destructive. So if you decide to use 50% sharpening, and then realise you need less, you can go to the settings for the smart-filter and change it.
That's how you work on these images easily.
Regards,
Chris.
