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It is generally better to use TIFF, but only if you did photos in that format. If your camera made JPG there is no need for converting. For high quality offset or digital printing 500 dpi is usually enough.
Comment by Alik88 posted on PRINTING HELP at 12/08/2019 - 01:40
photographyaxis wrote:
I generally use Unsharp mas followed by Smart sharpening if the image is for web and only unsharp mask if it is for printing.
It's my favorite method. I always find it sufficient.I generally use Unsharp mas followed by Smart sharpening if the image is for web and only unsharp mask if it is for printing.
Comment by Alik88 posted on Sharpening in Photoshop at 12/08/2019 - 01:36
