Oversharpened - Yay, or Nay?
Oversharpened - Yay, or Nay?
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Andy M

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3,755 posts

290 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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And does anybody know of a good way to reduce moire in clothes photo's? wobble

havoc

33,500 posts

266 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Face looks fine. Sweater has slight 'edges' to it (esp on shoulders)...not sure why.

Typhon

525 posts

265 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Try the Smart Sharpen tool on Photoshop (I use CS2). I find that does a better job than any of the other sharpen tools

GetCarter

31,314 posts

310 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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also (after the horse has bolted) - select the background and soften it.

Andy M

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3,755 posts

290 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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GetCarter said:
also (after the horse has bolted) - select the background and soften it.
Que?!

How the ruddy heel do you do that?!

GetCarter

31,314 posts

310 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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Well if done well in PS it'll work a lot better than this that I did in 20 secs on PSP.

Just select the area you want (in this case the background) and and soften it (listed under BLUR in PSP... can't remember what in CS2)




Edited by GetCarter on Thursday 28th June 15:20

Famous Graham

26,553 posts

256 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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The moire's worse (and different too, oddly) when not being PH squished, so I'd concur with the sharpen option. Just the sweater if need be.

Andy M

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290 months

Thursday 28th June 2007
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I'll try this when I get home later smile