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Did I sharpen too much?

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Just a tad for my taste but nice shot anyway.
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Geoff Roughton

'Computer says no...'
 
I used a nice



free program from google called Picasa2. Here is another one.
 
Zoomed in twice (400% I suppose) and the sharpening artifacts are barely visible ... this is perfect IMO.
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Hello Jcampy,

This 2nd. photo is very nice. I like the effect you have achieved with the soft pastel colors and the black & white.

To my eyes the sharpnes is this photo is right on. Here again it's a subjective thing and the flower does not have that brittle look.

Very nice.

Regards,

harveyf

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Seems pretty clear from reading the range of other responses here that you're doggone close to optimal. To my eye, taste and monitor, I'd say you've gone just a shade further than I would've, but that's pretty subjective. Definitely not "oversharpened".

Sharpening aside, a very pleasing image.

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Scott
http://www.westernsteamphoto.com
 
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