Sharpening software can sometimes take away the blur. But with Luminar Neo and Topaz Photo AI both offering powerful AI sharpening tools, choosing the right one can be challenging. We use a blurry, rocky arch to figure out what works here. No, there will be no bird sharpening comparisons today!
Luminar Neo has added Supersharp AI as part of its Extension Pack. We kick the tires on Supersharp AI, seeing how it works on a couple of photos. What is Luminar Neo Supersharp AI? Luminar Neo SuperSharp AI is for sharpening your photos. Thankfully, it does so with a minimum
Skylum’s LuminarAI is effective at quite a number of things including creating detail and sharpening. Although using the sliders are simple, clicking to open the menu reveals more tools that can fine-tune the sharpening of our images. Note that the examples below can also be done in Luminar 4. Opening
Digital photos straight out of the camera are always just a little bit soft. That’s why adding sharpening as the first part of your workflow is a must. It’s also the last thing to do before printing. Many digital cameras today have an anti-aliasing filter embedded over the sensor to
There was a time when viewing a photo at 100% was a perfect representation of the final result. With the coming of high-resolution monitors, that’s not the case anymore — especially when dealing with noise. High-resolution also known as high-dpi monitors are great for seeing large file photos. The problem
We all want tack-sharp images. Our cameras and lenses can only do so much for us, and once a photograph is out of the camera, the process of sharpening has really just begun. And because I use Lightroom for nearly every single photograph I process, I’m going to share with
By When working with the Camera Raw dialog, you should always take the time to switch over to the Detail tab. Here you can take precise control over both sharpening and reducing noise. All raw images need sharpening. By default a value may be applied to the raw file based
Photofocus contributor Nicole Young shows you how to sharpen your images in Photoshop using Actions.
