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Goodwill Community Foundation creating
 

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Goodwill Community Foundation creating
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opportunities for a better life by now
 

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opportunities for a better life by now
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you probably know how to adjust simple
 

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you probably know how to adjust simple
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properties in your images like shadows
 

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properties in your images like shadows
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highlights and color but what if you had
 

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highlights and color but what if you had
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something with a less obvious issue for
 

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something with a less obvious issue for
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example a photo that looks soft or maybe
 

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example a photo that looks soft or maybe
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even a little grainy
 

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even a little grainy
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fortunately Photoshop comes with a
 

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fortunately Photoshop comes with a
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number of filters that can help you with
 

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number of filters that can help you with
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something like this today I'm going to
 

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something like this today I'm going to
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show you two of them sharpening and also
 

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show you two of them sharpening and also
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a feature called noise reduction
 

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a feature called noise reduction
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sharpening does exactly what you would
 

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sharpening does exactly what you would
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think it can make your images sharper or
 

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think it can make your images sharper or
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clearer so certain details are easier to
 

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clearer so certain details are easier to
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see it can't fix photos that are blurry
 

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see it can't fix photos that are blurry
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or out-of-focus unfortunately but if you
 

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or out-of-focus unfortunately but if you
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have an image that's a bit soft like
 

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have an image that's a bit soft like
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this one it can help anytime you're
 

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this one it can help anytime you're
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working with filters it's a good idea to
 

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working with filters it's a good idea to
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duplicate your layer first so you aren't
 

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duplicate your layer first so you aren't
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making changes to the original just
 

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making changes to the original just
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right-click choose duplicate layer from
 

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right-click choose duplicate layer from
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the menu and then give it a name we'll
 

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the menu and then give it a name we'll
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type sharpen to make it easy to tell the
 

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type sharpen to make it easy to tell the
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layers apart when you're done go up to
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filter on the menu bar then mouse over
 

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filter on the menu bar then mouse over
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the option that says sharpen here you'll
 

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the option that says sharpen here you'll
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find a few different filters to choose
 

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find a few different filters to choose
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from they'll all sharpen your image but
 

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from they'll all sharpen your image but
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in different ways and to different
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degrees we're going to use the one
 

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degrees we're going to use the one
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called unsharp mask which may sound a
 

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called unsharp mask which may sound a
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bit weird but it's exactly what we need
 

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bit weird but it's exactly what we need
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it's very easy to use and it'll let us
 

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it's very easy to use and it'll let us
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customize the results
 

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as you can see this filter gives you
 

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as you can see this filter gives you
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three different settings to work with
 

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three different settings to work with
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amount radius and threshold you'll see a
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preview in the document window as long
 

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preview in the document window as long
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as this box stays checked you also have
 

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as this box stays checked you also have
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a smaller preview that you can easily
 

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a smaller preview that you can easily
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reposition notice that when you hold
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this with your mouse it toggles the
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to compare the sharpen version to the
 

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to compare the sharpen version to the
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original now anytime you use sharpening
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it's important not to make any extreme
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adjustments you can end up doing more
 

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adjustments you can end up doing more
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harm than good
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that being said it's still okay to
 

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that being said it's still okay to
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experiment and nothing in Photoshop is
 

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experiment and nothing in Photoshop is
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permanent why don't we get started with
 

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permanent why don't we get started with
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the radius setting radius controls the
 

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the radius setting radius controls the
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size of the details that are being
 

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sharpened so generally it's best to set
 

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sharpened so generally it's best to set
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it to a lower value too high and the
 

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it to a lower value too high and the
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edges will start to look unnatural or
 

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edges will start to look unnatural or
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exaggerated this is called a halo effect
 

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exaggerated this is called a halo effect
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we recommend something between 0.3 and
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0.5 for most images you can even enter
 

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0.5 for most images you can even enter
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the exact value here you could go a bit
 

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the exact value here you could go a bit
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higher if you were working with a higher
 

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resolution photo the amount setting
 

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resolution photo the amount setting
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controls the level of sharpness being
 

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added how much you need depends on
 

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added how much you need depends on
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several different things including the
 

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several different things including the
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image size so it's good to play around
 

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image size so it's good to play around
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with this this time if you go too low
 

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with this this time if you go too low
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the effect on the image may not be
 

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the effect on the image may not be
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strong enough see how it still looks
 

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strong enough see how it still looks
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kind of soft in this case I think I'm
 

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kind of soft in this case I think I'm
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going to set the amount fairly high
 

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going to set the amount fairly high
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somewhere between 180 and 190 finally
 

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somewhere between 180 and 190 finally
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sharpening has a tendency to make image
 

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sharpening has a tendency to make image
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noise more visible those are the tiny
 

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noise more visible those are the tiny
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little flecks that can make your photo
 

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little flecks that can make your photo
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look grainy you might even see some in
 

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look grainy you might even see some in
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the background here increasing the
 

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the background here increasing the
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threshold can help you reduce this but
 

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threshold can help you reduce this but
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you have to be careful it can cause your
 

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you have to be careful it can cause your
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sharpening to become inconsistent
 

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sharpening to become inconsistent
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therefore we recommend leaving this set
 

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therefore we recommend leaving this set
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to zero unless the filter is creating
 

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to zero unless the filter is creating
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lots of extra noise for you so there we
 

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lots of extra noise for you so there we
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have it I think we're done the
 

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have it I think we're done the
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difference is subtle but it does make
 

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difference is subtle but it does make
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the image look a bit more crisp once
 

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the image look a bit more crisp once
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again you can click and hold the preview
 

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again you can click and hold the preview
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to toggle it on or off
 

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to toggle it on or off
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when you're satisfied go ahead and click
 

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when you're satisfied go ahead and click
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okay noise isn't just caused by
 

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okay noise isn't just caused by
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sharpening it can also appear in your
 

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sharpening it can also appear in your
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image for other reasons for example if
 

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image for other reasons for example if
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the photo was taken in lower light
 

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the photo was taken in lower light
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luckily you can reduce this using a
 

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luckily you can reduce this using a
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noise reduction filter once again you'll
 

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noise reduction filter once again you'll
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start by duplicating your layer so you
 

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start by duplicating your layer so you
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aren't making changes to the original
 

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aren't making changes to the original
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you can right click like before or just
 

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you can right click like before or just
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then mouse over the noise option you'll
 

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then mouse over the noise option you'll
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want to choose the one that says reduce
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noise and a dialog box will appear
 

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noise and a dialog box will appear
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when you apply noise reduction you're
 

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when you apply noise reduction you're
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actually removing information from the
 

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actually removing information from the
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image so you have to be careful when
 

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image so you have to be careful when
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using this feature removing too much
 

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using this feature removing too much
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noise can lead to blurriness or loss of
 

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noise can lead to blurriness or loss of
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detail the key is to take it one setting
 

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detail the key is to take it one setting
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at a time and just keep adjusting them
 

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at a time and just keep adjusting them
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until you're happy with the results so
 

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until you're happy with the results so
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let's go ahead and get started first we
 

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let's go ahead and get started first we
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have strength which basically controls
 

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have strength which basically controls
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how much noise reduction is being
 

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how much noise reduction is being
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maximum value so you can see your
 

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maximum value so you can see your
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adjustments more easily but you can
 

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adjustments more easily but you can
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always set it to something else later if
 

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always set it to something else later if
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you need to next we have preserved
 

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you need to next we have preserved
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details which controls how much of the
 

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details which controls how much of the
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original image is left untouched you
 

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original image is left untouched you
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might want to play with this one a bit
 

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might want to play with this one a bit
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while you keep an eye on the preview
 

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while you keep an eye on the preview
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choose a setting that's too high and
 

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you'll actually cancel the effects of
 

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you'll actually cancel the effects of
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the filter but if you go too low you'll
 

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the filter but if you go too low you'll
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start to lose detail we're going to
 

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start to lose detail we're going to
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shoot for something less extreme maybe
 

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shoot for something less extreme maybe
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around 5 or 10% this keeps some of the
 

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around 5 or 10% this keeps some of the
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detail but also gets rid of a lot of the
 

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detail but also gets rid of a lot of the
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noise sometimes noise will look like
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word for this is color noise you can
 

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mitigate the effect by increasing the
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reduced color noise setting just be
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careful not to increase it too much or
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depending on the image the colors might
 

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or 50% should do it for this one
 

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or 50% should do it for this one
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finally reducing noise can also cause
 

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finally reducing noise can also cause
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the image to lose some sharpness you can
 

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the image to lose some sharpness you can
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add that sharpness back using the
 

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add that sharpness back using the
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sharpen detail setting just like
 

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sharpen detail setting just like
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preserve details increasing this too
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much can cancel the effects of the
 

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much can cancel the effects of the
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filter so you generally want to aim
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it to about 10% which should sharpen it
 

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it to about 10% which should sharpen it
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just enough to make a difference
 

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just enough to make a difference
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filtered version to the original if you
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look closely you'll see that the
 

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look closely you'll see that the
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problems that you may not have realized
 

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you can fix in Photoshop now you know
 

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you can fix in Photoshop now you know
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how to sharpen your images and reduce
 

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image noise using two easy-to-use
 

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image noise using two easy-to-use
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