IMO, I think some of us need to make apologies to the writer who sharpened
his image before doing further corrections. I just did it, and while I
wouldn't exactly recommend it as a standard procedure, is *does* have some
advantages:
1) Problems are clearer
2) Problems show up on a less-than-100% view.
Now, for people with smaller monitors than 21-inch, this could actually be a
good way to work. After all, the Sharpening filters are largely reversible.
I'm using a 19", and found the procedure perfectly viable. As I said, I
wouldn't want to use it on every picture, but it's certainly another way of
working. And whatever works, is viable.
Linear-reasoning isn't all it's cracked up to be, especially for
problem-solving. :-)
Best regards--LRA
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