stevemoorevale
New Member
- Joined
- Sep 16, 2019
- Messages
- 20
- Lightroom Version Number
- 12.0.1
- Operating System
- Windows 10
Hi.
I've used several different programs for processing in the past but none are are intuitive and easy to use as LR so i always return. However, one thing i have noticed in other software packages is that they have a very obvious way of correcting for inherent loss of sharpness due to a cameras AA filter. Capture One has sharpening based on camera and lens used, canon DPP has digital lens optimiser, DXO PureRaw has optics corrections for loss of sharpness. So i am wondering where such a feature is in LR. I am led to believe that the sharpening slider isn't particularly great compared to these other programs and is designed more as a creative sharpening tool rather than an input sharpening tool. I have also been told that moving the detail slider up to between 75 and 100 (deconvolution sharpening) is what i need.
Does anyone have any tips for maximising input sharpening? I do have Topaz but i hate round tripping through other software. I'd rather just do everything in Lr.
I've used several different programs for processing in the past but none are are intuitive and easy to use as LR so i always return. However, one thing i have noticed in other software packages is that they have a very obvious way of correcting for inherent loss of sharpness due to a cameras AA filter. Capture One has sharpening based on camera and lens used, canon DPP has digital lens optimiser, DXO PureRaw has optics corrections for loss of sharpness. So i am wondering where such a feature is in LR. I am led to believe that the sharpening slider isn't particularly great compared to these other programs and is designed more as a creative sharpening tool rather than an input sharpening tool. I have also been told that moving the detail slider up to between 75 and 100 (deconvolution sharpening) is what i need.
Does anyone have any tips for maximising input sharpening? I do have Topaz but i hate round tripping through other software. I'd rather just do everything in Lr.