FocalBlade use of texture setting
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2003 9:27 am
Harald,
Just bought FocalBlade - obviously, quite a lot to learn compared to most sharpening tools, so I resorted to read the manual. When I was playing with the demo, I used one of my standard test pictures - a close-up of a bee sucking nectar. Obviously, this picture has a lot of fine detail in the bee's hair and wings and also the flower has a lot of bristles. I selected the "very fine details" setting. Having read the manual description, I'm not sure whether this is correct, since it suggests using "rough" or "very rough" for close-ups.
Could you please elaborate on the effect of the auto details settings?
Thanks,
Just bought FocalBlade - obviously, quite a lot to learn compared to most sharpening tools, so I resorted to read the manual. When I was playing with the demo, I used one of my standard test pictures - a close-up of a bee sucking nectar. Obviously, this picture has a lot of fine detail in the bee's hair and wings and also the flower has a lot of bristles. I selected the "very fine details" setting. Having read the manual description, I'm not sure whether this is correct, since it suggests using "rough" or "very rough" for close-ups.
Could you please elaborate on the effect of the auto details settings?
Thanks,