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Sunset from Stone Town while enjoying a stone cold beer!!
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TwigaPics

Registered: March 2008
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Sat May 3, 2008 9:47am

Upon Geoff's advise I have straightened up the horizon. What d'ya reckon Geoff?
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geofflaw
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Registered: December 2007
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Sat May 3, 2008 1:56pm

It looks much better horizon wise, but it looks a bit blurred now, I think you have accidentally resized the jpeg. You need to go back to the original scan and start again.


Whenever you resize a jpeg, even a little bit, the sharpness goes to pot. You can try and save it with the 'unsharp mask' filter but it is much better to start again.


That is why I recommend that you work on a tiff file rather than a jpeg which will not blur when you resize it, unless you resize it upwards of course. Then make a jpeg at the output size after you have made all your adjustments.
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