Re: Huckleberry Railroad Winter Charter >>>Photos<<<
| February 12, 2019 03:08PM |
Greg Scholl Wrote:
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> Really nice images Kevin. Great morning sunshine
> which you made the most of. Only complaint is
> they look almost TOO GOOD. Maybe you should go
> back into PS and reduce the sharpness some!!!
> Greg
Hi Greg,
One of the things that I DON'T like about Flickr is that they apply sharpening to every image you upload....as if most photographers don't do that anyway. I have no idea how much they apply. In the past, I applied the same level of sharpening to my photos on Flickr as I do RP.net and other sites, not knowing this......and I always wondered why the images looked oversharpened. Recently, I have backed off on the sharpening for Flickr, but perhaps I need to adjust further still.
Unfortunately, Flickr is run by ThugMug now, so it is unlikely that user input is going to change any of their practices.
/Kevin Madore
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> Really nice images Kevin. Great morning sunshine
> which you made the most of. Only complaint is
> they look almost TOO GOOD. Maybe you should go
> back into PS and reduce the sharpness some!!!
> Greg
Hi Greg,
One of the things that I DON'T like about Flickr is that they apply sharpening to every image you upload....as if most photographers don't do that anyway. I have no idea how much they apply. In the past, I applied the same level of sharpening to my photos on Flickr as I do RP.net and other sites, not knowing this......and I always wondered why the images looked oversharpened. Recently, I have backed off on the sharpening for Flickr, but perhaps I need to adjust further still.
Unfortunately, Flickr is run by ThugMug now, so it is unlikely that user input is going to change any of their practices.
/Kevin Madore
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