Intentionally over sharpening images Recently i have been…
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Intentionally over sharpening images
Recently i have been intentionally over sharpening my portraits. I know that sounds bad but let me explain. Typically i would sharpen until the noise and contrast start to become really bright and apparent, but recently I've been slightly over sharpening the subject of my portraits. the reason I'm doing this is it only looks bad if you zoom in a ton, which most clients wont. from a normal distance it makes the photo look super sharp so i think this is a win win scenario. I'm wondering if this is the right thing to do. Should i keep doing regular sharpening and leave the subject slightly less sharp or keep doing this?
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Recently i have been intentionally over sharpening my portraits. I know that sounds bad but let me explain. Typically i would sharpen until the noise and contrast start to become really bright and apparent, but recently I've been slightly over sharpening the subject of my portraits. the reason I'm doing this is it only looks bad if you zoom in a ton, which most clients wont. from a normal distance it makes the photo look super sharp so i think this is a win win scenario. I'm wondering if this is the right thing to do. Should i keep doing regular sharpening and leave the subject slightly less sharp or keep doing this?
#hobby
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