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I will assess at 50% because in general if it looks sharp at 50% then sharpening will make it totally acceptable. This thing about checking at 50% was when images were 8-10MP. They are now anything up to 50MP which on most computer screens is an image up to 8 feet across. If you intend to print large, then OK but otherwise....?
I think this is why you need to understand what the image is being used for, and that means speaking to a client if relevant. This will serve 2 purposes - firstly to know how to judge images when you are processing them, and secondly you should sharpen to suit the output anyway.
And if the image is for a client, whether the sharpness is acceptable is not for the photographer to decide, especially at events where the occasion is often more important than the absolute sharpness of an image.
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