Using the Unsharp Mask

24 Apr 2005

Most tools like Photoshop or Gimp comes with unsharp mask tools, this weirdly named tool increases the sharpness of your image and is something that most photographers need at some point or the other.

There is a nice guide over at Earth Bound Light that explains more about this tool and what the typical settings mean.

Posted by R.I.Pienaar on Sunday, April 24, 2005 at 5:08 PM

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