Photoshop Feature #5: The Sharpen Filters

Photoshop Top 40 with Deke McClelland by lynda.com

Mar 16, 201000:13:54Technology

Photoshop doesn’t sharpen focus, it sharpens detail. Using any of three remarkable filters, Unsharp Mask, Smart Sharpen, and High Pass. Apply them as smart filters, and you’re ready for any output scenario.

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