hankkarl wrote:The conventional wisdom is to do sharpening last because you have to sharpen after you resize the image for print/web.
However, there is some discussion that you should do a preliminary sharpening also, especially when converting from RAW.
klausesser wrote:hankkarl wrote:The conventional wisdom is to do sharpening last because you have to sharpen after you resize the image for print/web.
However, there is some discussion that you should do a preliminary sharpening also, especially when converting from RAW.
Well i don´t see it this way: when using sharpening as last step you sharpen all manipulations you did also - this makes artifacts more visible. I always do sharpening first and do all manipulations then.
Working on sharpened images definitely is preferable. Clearly defined edges help much with composings as an example.
best, Klaus
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