In Photoshop CS5, the old Sharpen Tool has actually become useful. In this tutorial, Erik will show you how to now be able to use it with good results.
About Erik Bernskiold
Erik is the owner of online media company Bernskiold Media that runs tutorial website Bernskiold learning and he is a Web Designer, Photographer and Software-Trainer.
Most podcasts about the Creative Suite are about the tools in the apps. We put out a weekly podcast that mixes the tools with real-life techniques that help you learn to use the Creative Suite, creatively.
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YOU HAVE THE MOST FUCKING ANNOYING VOICE EVARRRR!
Oh and it’s not “soom”, IT’S “ZOOM” YOU MORON!
GladImNotYou you idiot! If you cannnot give positive feedback to a person providing very helpful work to others for free then rather keep your comments to yourself. You must be a quit pathetic person to give comments such as this.
No, I agree with GladImNotYou
Adobe doesn’t understand a lot of lithographic work. Sharpening is done properly in high-end scanners like crosfield. It can be done in Photoshop but not in the way Adobe teaches you.
Dodge and burn has always been a laugh cannot imagen someone will use this.