ashik ikbal
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how to achieve more sharpness?
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Asher Kelman
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Ashik,
Select the figure and dark areas and adjust the levels to make the area fully black with a hard edge.
Asher
Bart_van_der_Wolf
pro member
I don't know which steps have already been undertaken, but doesn't sharpening work? Or is it something else you are after? The contrast is pretty low, you could improve the overall contrast, which will already help some.
Cheers,
Bart
romain claris
pro member
hi,
like this picture ! if you wish more contrast, you may put more light in the clouds, (as the wall seems to be very dark and black), without burning them but it may help and maybe a little be of blue in the sky may help too ?
best regards
romain claris
like this picture ! if you wish more contrast, you may put more light in the clouds, (as the wall seems to be very dark and black), without burning them but it may help and maybe a little be of blue in the sky may help too ?
best regards
romain claris