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Eb Mueller
{K:24960} 7/28/2007
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While sharpening is a matter of taste, oversharpening is noticeable when there are distinct sharpening artifacts such as halos. I have noticed that some people accept sharpening halos as mormal when viewing on a monitor while they would be less likely to see it as normal on a print. The sharpening is fine on the protrait, 'though you could selectively sharpen the skin tones to a lesser degree.
Eb
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Christopher Gooding
{K:2278} 7/28/2007
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Thanks Ed,
I need to update my information. I've begun more frequent use of PS. Contrast/Saturation/sharpening/etc. See the photo of my son about 2 doors down for example, there's a lot (probably excessive) sharpening in that one. I've had some people complain, but I actually prefer it in some instances. I haven't heard anyone explain why over sharpening is wrong, just that it isn't their preference.
I appreciate your stopping by to browse.
Christopher
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Eb Mueller
{K:24960} 7/27/2007
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Very pleasant and effective pose, Christopher. In your bio you state that you are not doing post processing. Here is an example where shooting RAW and post processing would make a very good photo simply outstanding!
Eb
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Alicia Popp
{K:87532} 6/13/2007
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Precioso retrato, una expresión calma y natural!
Felicitaciones!
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J.J. Guy Longtin
{K:6546} 6/13/2007
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This will surely make a father proud! Excellent eye contact which tells me, as a father, that she is very carring of her dad! Well done my friend and I'm sure her dad will treasure it!
Guy
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Gustavo Scheverin
{K:164501} 6/13/2007
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Bonito retrato.
Felicitaciones!
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