The
Canon D60 CSpro 16-bit* Plugin is a new sharpening
technology specific designed to accommodate the Canon
D60 SLR files. This plugin is compatible with JPEG
files straight from the camera or TIFF/JPEG files converted
from RAW.
*This
plugin only works with 16-bit files when using
Photoshop CS. When using Photoshop Elements 1 and
2, Photoshop 6.0 or 7.0, it will only work with
8-bit files.
The
D60 CSpro Plugin
is compatible with Photoshop
Elements 1 and 2, Photoshop 6.0, 7.0
and Photoshop CS.
NOTE: PC
and MAC FM plugins are offered as separate packages.
Make sure to order the correct one for your operation
system.
.
Included are 5 automated intensity levels and 2 Tweak
levels.


Below is an
example comparing the D60 RAW file converted to 8-bit
tiff with no sharpening as camera parameter against Photoshop
USM and the "high" D60 CSpro setting:
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D60
(low sharpening parameter)
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Photoshop
USM (Unsharp mask)
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D60
CSpro
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Notice the
accentuated halo effect from the Photoshop's USM setting
compared to the D60 CSpro. Also pay attention to
the amount of noise created by USM. The D60 CSpro
does not increase noise and sharpens only what needs to
be sharpened. That's what I meant by smart :-)
Now, let's
compare USM and D60 CSpro with foliage against the sky.
By the way all the samples are 100% crops from full 8-bit
tiff files saved as jpg low compression.
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D60
(no sharpening parameter)
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Photoshop
USM (Unsharp mask)
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D60
CSpro
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On the above
demonstration, you can see that the D60 CSpro does
not sharpen the sky (keeping the sky noise identical to
the original file) and applies haloless sharpening to
the foliage and other elements. Again, these are 100%
crops.
It's worth
noting that D60 CSpro can be used with any type
of images, from portraits, landscape, still-life and especially
with HIGH ISO files. It sharpens your D60 files and keeps
noise and artifacts to a minimum. (Also works with
jpeg files straight from the camera.)