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bergenor wrote:
What I've meant by "fake" was that i had to sharpen it a lot because wasn't sharp enough for me
I sharpened it even more. If you take notice of the lighting, you see that it is VERY SOFT, LOW CONTRAST lighting.
Standard sharpening algorithms do not apply to "one size fits all" lighting conditions. If shooting with low contrast glass or in low contrast lighting, the amount of sharpening (which is really contrast) to be applied can be more aggressive than your "normal" sharpening. You do have to be a bit cautious of halos and crunchies (which is why I use masking, not @ 0), but soft light = soft contrast.
Specular lighting can really bring out the detail without much sharpening. Diffuse light needs a bit more help, imo.
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