i see, coz I can see the jagged line, actually i don't know how to describe it. but it is somewhere around the head, the tone is "strange"Originally posted by rty
Yes, I am. D30.
Either that, or slight oversharpening.Originally posted by StreetShooter
Methinks you refer to the jpg artifacts.
Ask him to upload a less compressed version and see how.
I kept scratching my head wondering what you guys were talking about until I changed my display property setting, lowering it from true color 32 bit to high color 16 bit then I started to understand. I need to experiment further with the Photoshop using this 16 bit color display setting.Originally posted by Flare
Yah.... the anti-aliasing a bit the bad ley............
I am using 1280x1024x32-bit colour, the first pic looks oversharped, the 2nd looks pretty normal (typical straight-out-of-D30 softness). Maybe you can try applying a modest amount of USM or edge sharpening.Originally posted by rty
Here it is, the one saved in maximum JPEG quality, 140,000bytes in size. No sharpening done except resizing to 600x400.
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If anyone still see the jagged edge or anti-aliasing problem, try changing your display setting to true color 32 bit., then close the Internet Explorer and open it again. If this still doesn't help, then upgrading to a better display adapter might be a good idea.![]()
That sounds overly aggressive!Originally posted by rty
Thanks ckiang. My typical USM amount is 200%, radius 0.6 pixel, threshold 6 levels. Too aggresive, I guess.