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Hello there. Both sharpening techniques can yield similar results. However, I find myself choosing "High Pass" because it gives you more options to dial in a little better. In terms of workflow though, it's not uncommon to reach for the "Unsharp" technique, as it achieves the same or similar desired sharpening in fewer steps. Thanks for the question. Hope that helps.

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Thank you so kindly and you are welcome.

Thank you for pointing that out. I will have to give that a look. Also, Beta modes can be a bit buggy.

Great idea!!! Stay tuned though, there are some tutorials related to TH-cam Tutorial Channels in the works. Enjoy and don't have too much fun. Cheers!!!

Thank you kindly and you are very much welcome. Great point, a tool like PS does allow us to arrive at the same location using different routes. As always, thanks for watching and I'll...see you in the next one. Enjoy!!!

Hello there. Appreciate the feedback. See you in the next one. Cheers!!!

Thank you, glad it helped. Enjoy!!!

Hi there. Thanks for your input. I'm not sure I know what you mean though. Cheers!

@@officiallayrs Some online converters grab your files so they might show up in different places without consent. And as you mentioned AI for a short moment (not sure about this service though), it might get used to train models you did not consent to. Even free services come with a price of some kind

@@0xphk Oh, I see what you mean. Yes, running anything through certain services is a risk. That's why I encourage viewers to read Terms of Services and Privacy Policies. Nice observation, thanks again.

Thanks for the input. Cheers!!!

Hello, there. In terms of work flow, I would have to say unsharp mask because it lends us fewer steps to achieve our desired results. Great question by the way.

Hi there. Thank you for your input and I'm happy to know you took away some helpful information. You are also much welcome. Cheers!

Hi there, great question. Yes, this is an image-to-image sharpening technique. Since each photo varies in brightness and contrast, normally I use this in post-production. Thanks for your input. Cheers!!!

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Hey, thanks for your comment, but I'm not sure I understand what you mean.

Absolutely!!! Thank you and I'm glad to know I could help. Cheers!!!

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Hey there, Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, not at this moment. That would be a great feature though. Also, it would be nice if there was a dedicated function that would change angles or positions. Thanks for your input.

Good question. Currently, Artificial Intelligence doesn't offer extensive 3D Modeling. At least not on a public platform. However, one could generate images with AI and further design or model it in Blender or any of the other 3D tools. Thanks for your input.

OK, I hope they do it!

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Great! I always have a good experience when I visit the South. I'm in the Northern Midwest.

Absolutely! Thanks again. I appreciate the kind words. We never know what the Lord may bring. I might just be in your area at some point. I agree, photography is one of those skills and traits that never stops...once you know, you know. Enjoy your day.

Hey there, thanks for watching. Not sure I understand what you mean.

Thanks for answer, in the uniforme tones the patern looks squares like a mosaic of textures

Ok, I see what you mean. The initial technique is geared toward photos and or images. Truthfully, it's difficult with solid colors, because they lack contrast. No shadows and highlights. No dark areas and bright areas. Once again, thanks for your input. Really appreciate it. Enjoy the day.

No worries.

Con Gusto, Thanks for watching! Enjoy the day.

I have used this on some photos that I haven’t used due to being little blurry. I don’t have a steady hand ! I was amazed how good they turned out. I have made this a saved action ! Thank you Mr LAYRS

Your comments mean alot. Thank you kindly for that. Just the mere fact that the instructions are useful to you is a perfect way to start the day. Enjoy your Sunday and thanks for watching.

You are very much welcome! 4 hours? Oh my goodness. Glad I could help you.

Con Gusto, Thanks for watching! Glad you found it useful.

I will definitely give it a shot, and you are most welcome! Glad you found it useful.

Great question! If I'm not mistaken, you can most definitely edit and rig in a 3D space. For example, Blender, which has a ton of tutorials here on TH-cam.

Thanks for your input. When we compare the Will Smith eating spaghetti to now.... we have essentially went from Rotary Phones to iPhone 15s in around a year. That's unprecedented. Once again, thanks for your take on this.

Blender. It's magical

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