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  1. A way of sharpening is to add multiple high-pass layers, progressively reducing the radius and increasing the opacity. Attached is a macro to do this, including the ability to tweak adjustments. Please try it out and let us know here if you find any better adjustments. Apply it to a duplicate layer so you can switch the adjusted layer on and off to see the difference. This seems to be quite labour-intensive, including as it readjusts when you zoom in. It can hence be a good idea to merge the effect into one layer (turn off the original layer and layer/merge visible to do this). You can also try adjusting the opacity of the adjusted layer and even play with blend mode (eg. try Luminosity). Dave's 6-Layer High Pass Sharpening.afmacro
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