In this video made by Australian Landscape Photographer Matt Lauder, he covers a Photoshop sharpening method from Marc Adamus, so for all the Photoshop owners this will be a very useful tip to add to your post production techniques.
In this video made by Australian Landscape Photographer Matt Lauder, he covers a Photoshop sharpening method from Marc Adamus, so for all the Photoshop owners this will be a very useful tip to add to your post production techniques.
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Thanks
cool, im gonna try this now
Gnaah, such a terrible accent, hard to listen and understand. Fortunately, the trick is easy enough to just follow it on the screen with muted speaker.
he’s australian, dude. give him a break.
Nice upload! very helpful!
Really don’t understand what is going on with the canvas size. Do you think you can help break it down for me please. What is the importance of it and can i still sharpen without worrying about canvas size.
Great method thanks for posting
his accent is quite clear, there are some of us that are harder to understand =)
I like the way you have done a panorama format on the white canvas.
Hello, are you familiar with “MagicSFXphoto” (just search on Google for it …)? On their website you will find a smart free video demonstrating the way to create better photographs. It made it possible for Joe to create photos that have a jaw-dropping-effect whenever you look at them. It may help you out as well.