Marc Wilson
New member
Hi guys,
Just looking to see how others work.
In terms of sharpening, if after you have processed your raw file, you are going to open an image in photoshop to alter perhaps distortion, cropping, minor levels or curves changes, retouching in terms of dust spots, applying film look actions, etc do you find it better to do NO sharpening in the raw process and do it all in PS.
Of course if you are not going to do any PS work to a processed file you would use raw programmes good sharpening tool but if you are going to make further adjustments in PS then...?
I worry that a file where sharpening has already been applied in the Raw process may degrade with further PS work?
Cheers,
Marc
Just looking to see how others work.
In terms of sharpening, if after you have processed your raw file, you are going to open an image in photoshop to alter perhaps distortion, cropping, minor levels or curves changes, retouching in terms of dust spots, applying film look actions, etc do you find it better to do NO sharpening in the raw process and do it all in PS.
Of course if you are not going to do any PS work to a processed file you would use raw programmes good sharpening tool but if you are going to make further adjustments in PS then...?
I worry that a file where sharpening has already been applied in the Raw process may degrade with further PS work?
Cheers,
Marc