Ever wondered why some pics on the web look crisper than other ones? Let’s take a closer look at how to resize images for the web.
“Resize”
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I never new that if I used unsharp mask on a resized image that it would improve it this much, there is a huge difference in the example above. I also found out that digital images are always a little less sharp that film due to the way the image is captured. So a little unsharp mask on photographs of any size goes a long way to improving them. Thanks for the top tip Chris!