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Before applying the filter to the
image:
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Experiment with different settings
by dragging individual slider left
and then right to see how the image
is sharpened or softened in the
preview window, as well as in the
document window.
“Amount”
controls the amount of sharpening.
The higher the percentage, the
stronger the effect of the filter.
“Radius”
determines the depth of pixels that
will be affected at the edge. The
greater the radius, the thicker the
edges.
“Threshold”
controls how Photoshop recognize
edges in an image.
A high value excludes more pixels; a
low value includes more pixels.
The degree of sharpening applied to an image
depends on the image and on the
effect we want. We can try out a
small value first, then add
sharpening bit by bit to increase
the focus of the image. In any case,
keep in mind that oversharpening an
image will produce a halo effect
around the edges.
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After the experiment, we use the
following setting for this photo
(screen image):
“Amount”
150%
”Radius”
0.3
”Threshold”
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