Stop tossing out your best shots just because they are a little out of focus. The new Tack Sharp AI inside of the next major version of ON1 Photo RAW (and next major version of ON1 NoNoise AI) brings you state-of-the-art deblurring. It can detect motion and camera blur and then reduce it to make your photo tack sharp.
I’ve been testing a lot of new photo equipment in low light lately which leads me to do a lot of noise reduction and sharpening. Much of the work I’ve been doing is at really wide apertures with shallow depth of field and I’ve been thinking about ways to mitigate the blurring of noise reduction in parts of the images that are sharper and more detailed.
I wanted to dive in and talk about the different ways to sharpen your photos using ON1. Specifically, why and when you would use the different sharpening methods.
Do you know the differences between High Pass, Progressive and Unsharp Mask Sharpening? If not, follow along and I’ll explain.
Welcome to Day 2 of print week. A few of the questions we get a lot when it comes to printing is how much do you sharpen your photos? How about Noise Reduction? And finally, how do you soft proof? Well, today we’ve put ’em all in to one topic, and believe it or not, it’s actually much easier than it all sounds. Enjoy!
In this video, I show how to add selective sharpening to a photo with masking inside of ON1 Effects.
