Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/05/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I really don't understand though the point of even looking at a traditional scan or capture with no sharpening of any kind. Its like pulling a negative half way out of the fix; washing it for five minutes dripping and then comparing it against a finished image. Software sharpening is simply NOT AN OPTIONAL PART of the traditional digital workflow. You don't go "gee I sharpened this one!" You leave it out you just don't have a picture. It cuts all the phlegm away showing what's underneath. So for this test to be viable some modest sharpening would have to be done to the shots on the right column with the traditional & Anti-Aliasing (AA) and ICF IR Cut Filter (ICF) assembly. Unsharp mask probably but whatever. Then those shots are starting on the starting line. Mark William Rabiner > Ah hah! Very enlightening. I don't understand why lack of moir? is > more important than detail to the manufacturers who included the AA filter.