Slightly out of focus. 2 questions.
Apr 2, 2017 17:37:40 #
anotherview wrote:
Let's try it this way. Send me a Private Message on this Web-site with an e-mail address to which I can attach a large JPEG version of your image. If you like, I can also do a version with further sharpening using the High Pass filter in Photoshop CC. Please let me know if you prefer two versions.
If you don't mind, 2 would be great. I will give credit to you when I become famous.
Thanks
LynnLevine@me.com
Apr 2, 2017 18:11:08 #
Ha, ha. Deal.
Somerset Lynn wrote:
If you don't mind, 2 would be great. I will give credit to you when I become famous.
Thanks
LynnLevine@me.com
Thanks
LynnLevine@me.com
Apr 2, 2017 23:11:21 #
Somerset Lynn wrote:
I am posting 2 photos that I printed on metal 24x36. I want to hang them as a pair. Woodstorks is crisp, but the Sandhill Cranes is slightly out of focus. Your thoughts please Hogs. Didn't realize before printed. For future prints, can this be remedied?
Thank you,
Lynn
Thank you,
Lynn
If they were my pictures and I had spent the time, effort, and $$ to print them on metal, I would hang them for people to view. I like both pictures. If they are on a wall and viewed at a proper distance for that size picture I don't think I could notice any problem. But then again, I am not a pixel peeper nor an art critic and as I said before, I like them.
Bud
Apr 2, 2017 23:12:51 #
WF2B wrote:
If they were my pictures and I had spent the time, effort, and $$ to print them on metal, I would hang them for people to view. I like both pictures. If they are on a wall and viewed at a proper distance for that size picture I don't think I could notice any problem. But then again, I am not a pixel peeper nor an art critic and as I said before, I like them.
Bud
Bud
Thanks. I appreciate your opinion.
Lynn
Apr 3, 2017 01:32:14 #
Somerset Lynn wrote:
I am posting 2 photos that I printed on metal 24x36. I want to hang them as a pair. Woodstorks is crisp, but the Sandhill Cranes is slightly out of focus. Your thoughts please Hogs. Didn't realize before printed. For future prints, can this be remedied?
Thank you,
Lynn
Thank you,
Lynn
Try running it through Piccure+. Ran the jpeg through on micro camera shake and it did make a pretty good improvement. If you have the RAW image, it will do much better. Franz has a similar program, both have trials.
Ron
Apr 3, 2017 01:38:56 #
oregonfrank
Loc: Astoria, Oregon
I'm not sure the cranes are less well focused. I suggest that the primary difference between the 2 photos is a lesser level of contrast in the 2nd.
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