There is always a gap with GRGB bayer sensors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer_sensor as each pixel gets light from 4 different physical points.
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There is always a gap with GRGB bayer sensors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer_sensor as each pixel gets light from 4 different physical points.
Great info; it's all a bit over my head right now!
Yep, really must get my head around the finer points of sharpening, as opposed to just trial and error.
think some youtube tutorials are in order... Anyone have any suggestions, ie 'the strobist' of PP sharpening?
Last edited by JayR; 06-05-2011 at 11:39pm.
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Thanks Rick. Very useful comments here for someone learning how to use photoshop too
Although thread is rather old, I now know that I know virtually nothing about PP.
So much to learn. Thanks to all who contributed.
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