Please Help with Real Digital Unsharp Masking - Jerry Lodriguss?
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Hey All!
I was looking over the article in the link below, and following the steps on at a time. Thought I'd give it a shot to see how this technique works. I made sure to read everything correctly, but when I get to step 4, I mess up somehow...When I choose the subtract option, I get a black picture instead of the final result.
What am I doing wrong?
http://www.astropix.com/HTML/J_DIGIT/USM.HTM
Has anyone else tried this? Can anyone guide me in a more detailed step-by-step on how to run this method?
Thanks,
Jason
I was looking over the article in the link below, and following the steps on at a time. Thought I'd give it a shot to see how this technique works. I made sure to read everything correctly, but when I get to step 4, I mess up somehow...When I choose the subtract option, I get a black picture instead of the final result.
What am I doing wrong?
http://www.astropix.com/HTML/J_DIGIT/USM.HTM
Has anyone else tried this? Can anyone guide me in a more detailed step-by-step on how to run this method?
Thanks,
Jason
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Step 1
Open an image that you would like to sharpen. (all color correction is put aside for this example.)
Step 2
Image - Duplicate
Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur (Radius - 5.5)
Image - Adjust - Contrast/Brightness (-30 each)
Step 3
Go back to the original image
Then -
Image - Apply Image
Change source to the copy then in the Blending pulldown to Subtract. (leave all other values alone)
Your image will be very very dark. The next step is to open the Levels adjustment box, and drag the white point to the right to lighten the image to a desired level.
Final result (image "sharpenned" to the extreme for demonstration purposes).