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Originally Posted by John
Stephen,
Yes, but don't apply to much sharpening or it will not look natural. Check sharpening at the size you intend to print at. I find it looks a bit sharper on the print than it does on the screen.
John
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I agree, a touch of sharpening does wonders but there is a degree of natural sharpening when printing at 300dpi compared with viewing on monitor at 72dpi.
As a rule I apply 1/2 shaprening to print as I would to view on a monitor.