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    Advanced sharpening technique in PS

    The trick in this technique is to create a layer mask that separates edges from mid tones, and apply sharpening selectively.


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    Cool! Looks like it basically does the same as Masking does in LR? I'm gonna see if I can replicate this trick in GIMP...

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    Quote Originally Posted by bartjeej View Post
    Cool! Looks like it basically does the same as Masking does in LR? I'm gonna see if I can replicate this trick in GIMP...
    I'm a bit foggy on using Lightroom, but I'm assuming that's the reasoning behind it. Post some images if you can get this to work on gimp. Would love to see them.
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    Thanks for posting this. I'm such a kludge when it comes to PP.
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    This is also a great way to reduce noise in the image since noise is generally in the mid-tone and shadow areas. By separating edges and mid-tone areas its easier to apply aggressive NR without losing overall sharpness.
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