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thefab444

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Been experimenting with Photoshop this afternoon and am planning on using it to edit my photos as it has an adjustable Sharpen filter which I don't think Fireworks has. Here are two images, please tell me what you think, how they could be improved and most importantly, do they look oversharpened.




Unfortunately I got a little carried away on the second photo, but you get the general idea.

Ta

JS
 
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Been experimenting with Photoshop this afternoon and am planning on using it to edit my photos as it has an adjustable Sharpen filter which I don't think Fireworks has. Here are two images, please tell me what you think, how they could be improved and most importantly, do they look oversharpened.




Unfortunately I got a little carried away on the second photo, but you get the general idea.

Ta

JS

First Shot - tiny bit more sharpness
Second Shot - Just fine.
 

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Been experimenting with Photoshop this afternoon and am planning on using it to edit my photos as it has an adjustable Sharpen filter which I don't think Fireworks has. Here are two images, please tell me what you think, how they could be improved and most importantly, do they look oversharpened.




Unfortunately I got a little carried away on the second photo, but you get the general idea.

Ta

JS

In terms of sharpening, both look fine to me.

I also like the composition of both. However, in photo 2 I suggest you try using the feature in Photoshop that lets you correct the camera distortion to avoid the leaning tower of Pisa look.
 

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OOI, the front of the 321 looks remarkably free of squat flies; was it like that in the orginal image or have they been removed by use of a smooth/sharpen filter?
 

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The original image was as clean! :) Maybe Silverlink had some time to tart up their stock before it gets passed on to London Midland/one.

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