Sharpness with unsharp mask...

[Nadar]

Good evening everyone

 

Enclosed a way to sharp a picture that I found on the web.

The problem is that concerns the computer version of Affinity and I have a the iPad version.

I found the blur filter but there are many of them. Wich one matches with the good one shown on the video ?

And about the adjustements of the mask ?

Could someone explain me how to adapt this method on the Affinity for Ipad ? Thank you.

(I am interressed in the second way with the lions, in fact only sharping a part of a picture.)

 

https://vimeo.com/130955729

[Paul Mudditt]

41 minutes ago, Nadar said:

Good evening everyone

 

Enclosed a way to sharp a picture that I found on the web.

The problem is that concerns the computer version of Affinity and I have a the iPad version.

I found the blur filter but there are many of them. Wich one matches with the good one shown on the video ?

And about the adjustements of the mask ?

Could someone explain me how to adapt this method on the Affinity for Ipad ? Thank you.

(I am interressed in the second way with the lions, in fact only sharping a part of a picture.)

 

https://vimeo.com/130955729

On the iPad, it’s the exact same filter UnSharp Mask. 

[Nadar]

Thank you so much Paul

But what about to sharp in an area only as with the lions on the video ?

 

> What is this very strange castel ?

[Nadar]

Sorry I made a mistake

It is not the lions video example but this strange animal example after the lions.

 

 

[Alfred]

59 minutes ago, Nadar said:

What is this very strange castel ?

It’s part of Universal’s Islands of Adventure in Orlando, Florida. 

The strange animal shown after the lions in the video is a meerkat.

[Nadar]

Thank you Alfred

I tried the way explained in the video with the meerkat but I can’t understand the point about the selected area. 

How does he select the head of the meerkate  to sharp it and not his body and what is around it ?

We can see that he zooms on the head and so what ? A zoom can’t sharp a picture...

 

I know the animal which is named "suricate" in France bit I did not knew his English name.

[toltec]

He did not select the head.

The High Pass Filter affects the whole image, but only affects very fine detail, like hair.

Because the only part of the image with fine hair was the meerkat’s head, only the meerkat’s head was affected.

 

 

[DM1]

You can 'select' a portion of the photo using selection tool and apply 'sharpen filter' to only the selected area if that is what you are wanting to do.

[Nadar]

Ok. Thanks a lot