IKs, Do you click on the image to open it full-size? (At least in Opera, that's how it works), otherwise the forum engine compresses them slightly for viewing (but doesn't affect the size or quality, as long as it's within the specified limits). And if possible, show the blurred area with cropping... I was actually thinking more about oversharpening :rolleyes.
I thought you'd start with "animated landscape" ;)
Vlad Sokolovsky, You better tell me, is the IP matrix also digital? Because I don't really see anything on mine... It was a separate shot and quite normal... There must have been some kind of overlay :insan . I started resizing it a little differently... The assembled model was resized by 50% right away, and then just to the right size.
You better tell me, is the IP matrix also blurry? Because I don't really see anything on mine...and I don't see anything either... There's definitely no blurry image..
Vlad Sokolovsky,
Thank goodness you reassured me, because , on my "TV" everything seems fine. While I can spot a blurry image by color, I know for sure that I see blurry images and oversharpening...
Do you click on the image to open it full-size? (At least in Opera, that's how it works), otherwise the forum engine compresses them slightly for viewing (but doesn't affect the size or quality, as long as it's within the specified limits). And if possible, show the blurred area with cropping... I was actually thinking more about oversharpening :rolleyes.
I wish I could do it like that.
Good processing - all natural!
You better tell me, is the IP matrix also digital? Because I don't really see anything on mine... It was a separate shot and quite normal... There must have been some kind of overlay :insan . I started resizing it a little differently... The assembled model was resized by 50% right away, and then just to the right size.
There's definitely no soap bar on the IP matrix.
Thank goodness you reassured me, because