Elements Killer Tips: High Pass Sharpening

[Corey Barker]

Popular technique for Sharpening Images Non-Destructively.
Download Here!

[jc]

Greetings Corey
I am learnig to do without the Elements Users page. Oh well...
By the way, the tutorial / tips page will not download onto my Sony Machine. Do you have any ideas on how to make it possible?

Thank you for your time with this matter.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks again,
JC

[Plummer]

Thanks so much, making the sharpened layer a seperate layer. So simple!

Emma.

[Aussie Nan]

Thanks for that. Often wondered what that was all about - have never tried it.

Toni

[jonknee]

Originally Posted by jc

Greetings Corey

Just an FYI to everyone that the podcast posts in this forum are automated. Corey does come by here frequently, but the posts are made here in his name automatically so he may or may not see the responses (he'd have to browse here just like you did).

That being said, I think it's great to have a discussion space for his podcasts.

[CherylG]

Originally Posted by Corey Barker

Popular technique for Sharpening Images Non-Destructively.
Download Here!

Unable to download this info and have no more hair to pull out. I set out looking for instructions on fixing a blurry image as referred to in the Elements mag but found nothing that referred to this till YOU. But I cannot get the info. HELP!

[Jancy]

Right click on the link in Coreys post and save taget as - save to desktop if you like and it will dowload there.

[Alastair]

Although Quick Time works for other things, It never works for these download tutorials. The audio is fine, but the screen just flashes colors-no picture whatsoever.
Any ideas?

[bfcoughlin]

I use this method frequently. I like it especially for landscapes and vistas.

[Mack]

Alastair, many folk have trouble with quicktime movies try VLC and I'll bet you have no more problems.

Don

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/