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I get seem to get heavy handed with PP whilst learning. Is this too sharp? If so, what should it look like?
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Agree, the skin appears over sharpened and grainy, especially in the lower part, ie. the beard. Nice photo though.
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Thanks all. I am going to be 'training my eyes' for some time to come. I think this is better?
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In large size images I don't think neither is over sharpened.
It's just what kind of look are you going for. I'm not sure which one I like more. 2nd brings more focus on the eyes but 1st has nicer grainy/noisy look. And if you decide to print it keep in mind that for print you can sharpen a lot more than for screen. To the point of where you start to see very pronounced halos on the monitor.
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