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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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I'm happy leaving the images unsharpened.
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Yes, I always shoot with detail off.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Viersen, Germany
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I always shoot with Detail=OFF, too
Detail=on adds artificial oversharpening to the raw video which leads to more artifacts in the resulting mpeg2 stream because it is more difficult to encode. Better add a sharpening filter in post to the clean image (with detail=off) if you need it - it looks better. regards Dennis |
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Thanks Dennis, I was hoping we might share some Succesful USM settings for this camera, as it seems that many of us are shooting with detail off. It looks to me like we can mimic the sharpening level of Sony's detail on (all others at 0) with USM set to .180/.003/0 but without haloing. Also, the counterintuitive .049/.5/0 works great for polishing (not sharpening) and an easy non destructive contrast boost. I would be stoked to hear what is working for you. |
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