Seascape

[hminx]

I'm having issues with getting the amount of sharpening right when sizing for web, does this appear over sharpened ?
Is there a thread here somewhere that goes over the alternative methods of posting an image if so I'd appreciate knowing where it be....

[AgingEyes]

I'm having issues with getting the amount of sharpening right when sizing for web, does this appear over sharpened ?

Yes, it does on my monitor.

the alternative methods of posting an image if so I'd appreciate knowing where it be....

Link it from, say, flckr and the like, or your websit

[Greg McCary]

Shapening really depends on the camera and lens. I sharpen about half as much for a web sized image compared to a full size.

[LeeIs]

so sharp my eyes are bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeding!! aaahh

lol.

well. try it out here. at that size i like 40% unsharp mask. not sure how much you put on that one. but try 20 40 60 80 100 and post them here for us to see. then we can tell you.

but also. u need to remember the size matters when it comes to sharpening so when u got the perfect number for this size, then u gotta figure out one for every size.

[LeeIs]

having said that, nice composition and subject. would love to see it again less sharpened.

[hminx]

Ok point taken guys its too sharp....:blush2: when I find some new batteries for my mouse I'll see if I can improve the shot.

Might have to face reality here and pay a visit to the optometrist

[n8]

I think the breaking tide is what's suffering the most from the sharpening. I'd mask that out of the sharpening layer.