😱Secrets Revealed: Photoshop Guide to Super Sharp Photos!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2023
- Download Actions and PSD files free: photoshopdesire.com/ Welcome back to PSDESIRE! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to achieve professional-level image sharpness in Photoshop, perfect for photographers and photo enthusiasts aiming for high-quality prints.
We'll delve into layer manipulation and blending modes to make your photos exceptionally sharp, ideal for portraits and landscapes. Our focus is on enhancing colors, adding depth, and giving your images a lively touch.
Bonus tip: This method works great for enhancing skies without introducing unwanted graininess. Let's elevate your image editing skills and make your pictures truly shine!
No more delays, let's jump in!
Open your image in Photoshop.
Duplicate the original layer twice by pressing Ctrl/Cmd+J. Label one as 'Color Blur' and the other as 'Detail' for clarity.
Apply a Gaussian blur (Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur) with a 5-pixel radius to the 'Color Blur' layer to add a subtle softening effect.
Work on the 'Detail' layer: Go to 'Image' - 'Apply Image.' Select the 'Color Blur' layer, tick 'Invert,' choose 'Add' for blending mode, set opacity to 100%, scale to 2, and offset to 0. Click 'OK.'
Change the blending mode of the 'Detail' layer to 'Linear Light' to prepare for sharpening.
Reduce the 'Color Blur' layer's opacity to 70% to enhance overall sharpness. Experiment to find the right balance.
Use a layer mask if you want to selectively remove the effect from specific areas.
Apply the final touch of sharpness: Select the 'Detail' layer, go to 'Filter' - 'Sharpen' - 'Unsharp Mask,' and set the 'Amount' to 135 for that extra pop of sharpness.
And there you have it! Your image is now super sharp and print-ready. Check out the before-and-after transformation.
In conclusion, by using techniques like Gaussian blur, layer blending modes, and Unsharp Mask, you can transform your images into sharp, vibrant, and print-ready masterpieces. Remember to strike a balance between sharpening and preserving the natural look of your photos, whether they feature landscapes, people, or captivating skies.
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Thanks so much.
Always waiting for your tutorials.
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Wow, thanks!
20 Yrs in Photoshop and I never knew these tricks 👏🏻
I am blown away by this technique. It has made a huge difference to my photos. Thanks!!
Using frequency separation technique to sharpen the image
Smooth.....
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Welcome!
To the point and very helpful tips. Thanks for sharing!
Really really good method....Thank You!
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Thank you very much!
Thanks, this is such a great tip. As a beginner, I have watched several videos and tutorials but I never came across this technique before. Should we not set the color mode to CMYK before printing? Where would you set it "change profile"?
So nice tricks it was unknown for me
very good. thanks for sharing
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for the tutorial. I had a question - what is the difference between using this method compared to traditionally sharpening the image using camera raw filter in terms of the end result achieved?
Thanks for the great videos. You did not tell us how you choosed number 135 for the unsharp mask? What we look and decided the number. I know different images will have different number according to it is resolution..
the ideal unsharp mask value can vary, but generally speaking, something in the range of 100 to 150 tends to work well for most photos. It's important to experiment and find the perfect adjustment that suits your particular photos
Do the apply image settings change for 16 bit images?
yes same settings
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