bowser sitting for a picture

[spiritwulf]

Spent some time this weekend playing with the Sony a7r5. Bowser was happy to help as long as I had some treats for him.
There was part of a fence behind him that I removed. Also trying to figure out the best way to resize an image without loosing all the detail.
Only lost a little bit of the fur detail with this one.

 

[AlanLichty]

The facial detail is what really counts here and this one worked well for that. If you are using Photoshop their Bicubic Sharper resize technique gives the cleanest result. There are sharpen for web applications specifically designed to be applied after you resize. Do a search on sharpen for web and you get inundated with options.

 

[spiritwulf]

The facial detail is what really counts here and this one worked well for that. If you are using Photoshop their Bicubic Sharper resize technique gives the cleanest result. There are sharpen for web applications specifically designed to be applied after you resize. Do a search on sharpen for web and you get inundated with options.

Thank you! Will try some of that out tomorrow morning.

 

[JimFox]

Wow! You are so nailing pet photography.

 

[BlackRockArt]

Spent some time this weekend playing with the Sony a7r5. Bowser was happy to help as long as I had some treats for him.
There was part of a fence behind him that I removed. Also trying to figure out the best way to resize an image without loosing all the detail.
Only lost a little bit of the fur detail with this one.

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Nice shot ! Love the mood.

Oliver

 

[Comet Hunter]

Colorful, good goggy

 

[spiritwulf]

Wow! You are so nailing pet photography.

Thanks! I would like to take him to the local lake. Hope to do that in the next few weeks. Until then I'll be doing some shots around the yard.

 

[spiritwulf]

Nice shot ! Love the mood.

Oliver

Thank you! Getting better at figuring out exactly what I want it to look like before I start editing. This is pretty much what I wanted it to look like. So much fun.

 

[xpatUSA]

There are sharpen for web applications specifically designed to be applied after you resize. Do a search on sharpen for web and you get inundated with options.

One such is RawTherapee which has an option to apply RL deconvolution or USM, post-resize - in addition to any applied in another tab.

Others, Like FastStone Viewer or the GIMP, allow sharpening several times during editing including both before and after re-sizing.