you can also download this and other lightroom tutorials at
you can also find this and many other helpul tutorials and download them for free at itunes.com you have to down load i tunes and once it is on your computer click on store at the top left and then click podcasts in the top right of the screen. put lightroom in the description box and click the search button. it will bring up a few items, click see all to see all the available podcasts. you can subsribe to the them and find "older" podcasts to download onto your computer.
This sharpening he is doing would that be considered captures sharpening? Or the sharpening that you would do before printing or uploading to smugmug?
Could someone please educate me as to what the differences between the sharpening types are in LR?
Deductively, capture sharpening would lead me to beleave it is done when the image is ingested. But I can make adjustments (or write changes) to images in LR after the import is complete.
Could someone please educate me as to what the differences between the sharpening types are in LR?
Deductively, capture sharpening would lead me to bealeave it is done when the image is ingested. But I can make adjustments (or wrote changes) to images in LR after the import is complete.
Could someone please educate me as to what the differences between the sharpening types are in LR?
In Develop, you have capture sharpening as explained in the Fraser article. That's new in version 1.1.
In the print module, you have a setting for sharpening, it is NOT output sharpening as described in Bruce's article. Its a very simply setting that doesn't take into account all the ideas of output centric sharpening Bruce describes. Hopefully you'll see that in the future.
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Matt always does good job. Nice link, thanks.
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you can also find this and many other helpul tutorials and download them for free at itunes.com you have to down load i tunes and once it is on your computer click on store at the top left and then click podcasts in the top right of the screen. put lightroom in the description box and click the search button. it will bring up a few items, click see all to see all the available podcasts. you can subsribe to the them and find "older" podcasts to download onto your computer.
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Dave
http://lightroom-news.com/index.php?s=sharpening
This is Jeff Schewe's site, he helped design the capture sharpening (with the late Bruce Fraser) in LR 4.1 and CR 4.1.
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
At this time, LR can only do capture sharpening.
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
Thank you!
Deductively, capture sharpening would lead me to beleave it is done when the image is ingested. But I can make adjustments (or write changes) to images in LR after the import is complete.
Thanks,
-Jon
This is sort of the genesis article for the sharpening types. I believe the book Real World Sharpening expands on the theory in detail.
In Develop, you have capture sharpening as explained in the Fraser article. That's new in version 1.1.
In the print module, you have a setting for sharpening, it is NOT output sharpening as described in Bruce's article. Its a very simply setting that doesn't take into account all the ideas of output centric sharpening Bruce describes. Hopefully you'll see that in the future.
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/