You can quickly choose a square or round brush shape by clicking the Round nib button or the Square nib button on the property bar.This powerful suite comes up with different applications to design, edit and export the graphical content. Type a value in the Size box to specify the nib size. On the property bar, open the Brush picker, click Sharpen, and then choose a brush. To sharpen selected areas by applying brushstrokes You can use this procedure to sharpen an editable area of an image. You can access each of the sharpen filters individually by clicking Effects Sharpen, and clicking a filter. The Sharpen filter supports all color modes except paletted and black-and-white. Most sharpen filters support all color modes except 48-bit RGB, 16-bit grayscale, paletted, and black-and-white. The Unsharp mask filter provides best results for most photographs. However, it can also affect the color and tone of the image. The High pass filter removes image detail and shading to give an image a glowing quality by emphasizing its highlights and luminous areas. Lower values increase the number of pixels changed by the sharpening effect.ĭirectional sharpen - lets you enhance the edges of an image without creating a grainy effect.Ĭlick Effects Sharpen High pass.
Move the Background slider to set the threshold for the effect. Sharpen - lets you accentuate the edges of the image by focusing blurred areas and increasing the contrast between neighboring pixels. This filter preserves most image detail, but its effect is most apparent in high-resolution images. Unsharp mask - lets you accentuate edge detail and focus blurred areas in the image without removing low-frequency areas.Īdaptive unsharp - lets you accentuate edge detail by analyzing the values of neighboring pixels. Move the Percentage slider to set the amount of sharpening that is applied each time you click a thumbnail button.Ĭlick any of the following thumbnail buttons: You can reveal more image detail by sharpening an image.
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