Ah.. thanks for the heads up. I'm going to try this when I get the chance and see if I can sharpen some of the pictures... it's definitely a starting point.
When we talked at DBR you made a comment about how the purchase of a camera is the cheapest and least time consuming part... you weren't kidding... now I want a new bag, a new lens, a new this, a new that, etc..etc... and once I actually take the photo, I want to do so much with it..

Thanks again bro... first at WTD is on me

 

Mock I'll be sure to stay thirsty

 

that's what I'm afraid of..

 

Poindexter, clean example workflow. Is there a reason you noise-reduce after sharpening? I thought noise reduction, even generic (I'm using Noise Ninja calibrated to my camera), was best done before any other adjustments that affect tone?

 

Usually the sharpening increases the noise, but I guess you can do it before or after - test it to see which one you like better.

 

He said "first" you cheap bastard

 

He may still owe me from DBR too.

 

WillieGee owed me a at DBR after he gave my away to someone else at WTD.. How he got me confused with Mitch (a 6 foot white guy) is beyond me...

 

If you are getting noise from sharpening you might want to back off the sharpening just enough to not get noise.

 

i must be doing something wrong..i tried this last night and it doesn't give me the option to sharpen the whole picture (and didn't get a seperate screen either).

maybe i'm doing something wrong... although , i am using an old version of photoshop 6.0