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Summarises one page of the GIMP 2.10 manual on sharpening: where the filter is, what its three options control, how an unsharp mask works and the halo it can cause. For editors sharpening their own images. Documentation of one page only; nothing was run and no values are recommended.
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GIMP 2.10 manual notes: the Sharpen (Unsharp Mask) filter and its Radius, Amount and Threshold ranges
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Summarises one page of the GIMP 2.10 manual on sharpening: where the filter is, what its three options control, how an unsharp mask works and the halo it can cause. For editors sharpening their own images. Documentation of one page only; nothing was run and no values are recommended.
Useful starting points
- The manual recommends switching off sharpening in your camera or scanner so GIMP's filter gives you full control.
- It says to sharpen an image at its final resolution.
- Watch for a dark halo along strong contrast; the page calls this the black eye effect.
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