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You have full control over the sharpening process! Protect selected areas with the additional area protection masks. With the new “Multi-Directional Sharpness” process, you can effectively eliminate blurring in 3 stages that was created by camera shake and was very difficult to clean up with conventional methods. We explain why SHARPEN projects 4 professional is so unique among all “sharpening tools”. With new functions and improvements, you can edit your photos even faster and more successfully.

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For this example, I used an Olympus EM1 with an adapter a 4/3 18-180mm lens with this being taken at 180mm (FOV same as 360mm on FF camera).SHARPEN projects # 4 Portable is the software for powerful and professional resharpening to save blurred or even blurred images, remove sensor errors and highlight individual details. One conclusion in using this SW tool is that I can use less expensive lenses and then greatly improve the results from those lenses. I do see a bit of noise in the water, and I could have fixed that if I had been a bit more aggressive with DxO Prime Noise Removal. I like to always follow Sharpen Projects with Photoshop Hi Pass Sharpening. But I find just tweaking the sliders, especially the Correction slider is all I need. That is to set the type of Auto processing. Also, above it are a pull down list of Custom Settings. I hesitate to use that button since it is more aggressive than I like. And the other side show how it is tightened up to a much tighter point.Īt the top is a Big Green button to set Automatically. Note the Before/After Analysis shows a point with some spread which represents what the lens is doing. I may touch some of the other sliders and you can see what I touched since all but two default to the center. I mostly work with Correction and watch the Before/After Analysis as well as watch the image. On the right hand side are various adjustments. I then used DxO, then Sharpens Project, and finally a High Pass Sharpen in Photoshop.Īnd then I will show a screen shot from Sharpens Project. Took this yesterday and I believe this is a first year sea gull. I am going to show you a screen shot of another example. But with all the examples I have tried, it seems to work quite well. Then I did a High Pass Filter sharpening with took the sharper edges of the Sharpen Projects image and used it to sharpen the DxO image.ĭon't know how good this method is as I have never read about anyone else doing it. Then I loaded that image and the DxO image into Photoshop with the Sharpens Projects as the top layer. I took the Sharpens Project image and dragged the color towards yellow which made it have extra high contrast. Used a Sony A6300 and a Minolta 500mm f8 Reflex lens (mirror lens). It provides a nice graphic that shows the disbursement of the image and a side box that shows what it has changed it to.Īdding an exercise in using Sharpens Project. I find the auto settings to be too strong. It actually does a nice job - provided you don't over cook it. It's available today for $ 20 and, for that price, might be something useful to me - if it actually works! Comments please! Does anyone have any experience with this application and/or any comments to share.
