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A simple browser-based utility for sharpening Joint Photographic Experts Group pictures. Just paste your JPG image in the input area and you will instantly get a sharpened version of this JPG image in output area. Fast, free, and without intrusive ads. Import a JPEG file – sharpen a JPEG file. Created by mad scientists from team Browserling.

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Jpeg sharpener options

JPG Sharpen Strength

PercentageHow much sharpening to apply?
(From 0% to 100%)

Sharpening Area Position

Top PositionY position of sharpening area.
(Ignores height, if empty.)

Left PositionX position of sharpening area.
(Ignores width, if empty.)

Sharpening Area Size

WidthWidth of sharpening area.
(Width of entire JPG, if empty.)

HeightHeight of sharpening area.
(Height of entire JPG, if empty.)

Jpeg sharpener tool What is a jpeg sharpener

This tool applies sharpen effect to JPG photos. It can be applied to the selected rectangle or the whole JPEG image. If you apply it to a selected rectangle, then you can use options to precisely adjust the rectangle's top, left positions and width, height. Srarpen strength can be set in options as well. Quick and simple!

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Sharpen the Entire JPEG Image

In this example, we sharpen the whole JPG picture of a lamp to 125%.

Required options

These options will be used automatically if you select this example.

PercentageHow much sharpening to apply?
(From 0% to 100%)

Top PositionY position of sharpening area.
(Ignores height, if empty.)

Left PositionX position of sharpening area.
(Ignores width, if empty.)

WidthWidth of sharpening area.
(Width of entire JPG, if empty.)

HeightHeight of sharpening area.
(Height of entire JPG, if empty.)

Apply sharp filter to right half of a JPG graphics file

In this example we apply the sharp filter to the right half of a JPEG photo of a hand-held mobile device. The filter strength is set to 150%.

Required options

These options will be used automatically if you select this example.

PercentageHow much sharpening to apply?
(From 0% to 100%)

Top PositionY position of sharpening area.
(Ignores height, if empty.)

Left PositionX position of sharpening area.
(Ignores width, if empty.)

WidthWidth of sharpening area.
(Width of entire JPG, if empty.)

HeightHeight of sharpening area.
(Height of entire JPG, if empty.)

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Quickly find the name of any color in a JPEG picture.

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Quickly change the quality of a JPEG graphic file.

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Quickly make any color in a JPG or JPEG transparent.

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Quickly generate a custom JPEG of any size and color.

Resize a JPG/JPEG Picture

Quickly resize a JPG/JPEG picture to a new size.

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Quickly round the corners of a JPEG image.

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Quickly generate random JPEG images with random pixels.

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Quickly create a JPG/JPEG with any color shade.

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Quickly convert JPG images to WebP images.

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Quickly convert a JPG photo to a GIF photo.

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Quickly convert a GIF picture to a JPG picture.

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Quickly convert a JPG file to a BMP file.

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Quickly convert a BMP photo to a JPG photo.

Convert JPG to JPEG

Quickly convert a JPG photo to a JPEG photo.

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Quickly convert a JPEG graphic file to a JPG graphic file.

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Quickly convert a JPG picture to a PNG picture.

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Quickly convert a PNG picture to a JPG picture.

Convert JPEG to Base64

Quickly convert a JPG picture to the base64 encoding.

Convert Base64 to JPEG

Quickly convert base64 encoding to a viewable JPG picture.

Crop a JPG Picture

Quickly crop a region of a JPEG picture.

Flip JPG Vertically

Quickly flip a JPEG photo vertically.

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Quickly flip a JPEG photo horizontally.

Duplicate a JPG Picture

Quickly create multiple copies a JPEG pic.

Skew a JPEG

Quickly apply a horizontal or vertical slant to a JPG pic.

Convert JPG to Data URI

Quickly convert a JPEG image to a Data URL.

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Quickly convert a Data URL to a JPEG graphics file.

Convert a JPG to Grayscale

Quickly turn a JPEG picture grayscale.

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Quickly convert a JPEG picture into a black-and-white JPEG.

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Quickly black out a region in a JPG photo.

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Quickly lighten an area of a JPEG photo (increase brightness).

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Quickly dim an area of a JPEG photo (decrease brightness).

Increase JPG Contrast

Quickly create a JPEG photo with higher contrast.

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Quickly create a JPEG photo with lower contrast.

Invert JPG Colors

Quickly invert all colors in a JPG picture.

Upsize a JPG/JPEG Picture

Quickly increase the dimensions of a JPG/JPEG picture.

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Quickly decrease the dimensions of a JPG/JPEG picture.

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Quickly optimize a JPG/JPEG to get the best quality/size ratio.

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Quickly add artefacts to a JPG/JPEG picture.

Remove JPG/JPEG Artifacts

Quickly remove artefact distortions from a JPG/JPEG picture.

Remove a Border from Around a JPG

Quickly remove a border from a JPEG photo.

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Quickly get rid of the background in a JPG/JPEG file.

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Quickly add random pixels and white noise to a JPEG picture.

Extract RGB from a JPG

Quickly extract red, green, and blue channels from a JPEG.

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Quickly extract cyan, magenta, yellow, and key channels.

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Quickly extract hue, saturation, and light color channels.

Find Dominant JPG Colors

Quickly extract a color palette of the most popular colors.

Reduce JPG Colors

Quickly change the number of colors in a JPEG photo.

Create a Dithered JPG

Quickly create a dither JPG with a limited number of colors.

Create a Binary JPG

Quickly convert the given JPEG picture into a two-color JPEG.

Swirl a JPG Picture

Quickly create a whirl in a JPG/JPEG photo.

Watermark a JPG

Quickly put a watermark on a JPG/JPEG photo.

Highlight a JPG Region

Quickly highlight a specific area in a JPEG picture.

Change JPG Orientation

Quickly change a JPEG's orientation to landscape or portrait.

Generate JPG by Color Name

Quickly create a JPEG that's filled with the given color.

Create a JPG for Social Media

Quickly create a perfectly-sized JPEG for social media.

Annotate a JPG

Quickly add text labels, arrows, and boxes to a JPEG photo.

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Shift a JPEG to the right or left.

Slice a JPG

Extract a part of a JPEG picture.

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Split a JPG into multiple smaller JPEGs.

Merge JPGs

Join multiple JPEGs together to create a single image.

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Convert a JPEG picture to a smaller preview thumbnail.

Convert a Sequential JPG to a Progressive JPG

Convert a baseline JPEG to an interlaced JPEG.

Convert a Progressive JPEG to a Sequential JPEG

Convert an interlaced JPG to a baseline JPG.

Convert JPG to JPEG2000

Convert JPEG photos to JPG 2000 photos.

Convert JPG2000 to JPEG

Convert JPEG 2000 images to JPG images.

Convert JPG to ICO

Convert JPEG images to ICO icons.

Convert ICO to JPEG

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Convert JPG to TIFF

Convert JPEG images to TIFF images.

Convert TIFF to JPEG

Convert TIFF images to JPG images.

Convert JPEG to QOI

Convert JPG pictures to QOI (Quote OK Image Format) pictures.

Convert QUI to JPEG

Convert QUI pictures to JPG pictures.

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Convert JPEG images to PIK images.

Convert PIK to JPEG

Convert a PIK image to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to PPM

Convert a JPEG image to a PPM image.

Convert PPM to JPEG

Convert a PPM image to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to BPG

Convert a JPEG image to a BPG image.

Convert BPG to JPEG

Convert a BPG image to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to RGB

Convert a JPEG image to raw RGB values.

Convert RGB to JPEG

Convert raw RGB values to a JPG image.

Convert JPEG to RGBA

Convert a JPG image to raw RGBA values.

Convert RGBA to JPG

Convert raw RGBA values to a JPEG image.

Convert JPEG to ARGB

Convert a JPG image to raw ARGB values.

Convert ARGB to JPG

Convert raw ARGB values to a JPEG image.

Convert JPG to BGR

Convert a JPEG image to raw BGR values.

Convert BGR to JPEG

Convert raw BGR values to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to BGRA

Convert a JPEG image to raw BGRA values.

Convert BGRA to JPEG

Convert raw BGRA values to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to ABGR

Convert a JPEG image to raw ABGR values.

Convert ABGR to JPEG

Convert raw ABGR values to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to FLIF

Convert a JPEG image to a FLIF image.

Convert FLIF to JPEG

Convert a FLIF image to a JPG image.

Convert JPG to AV1

Convert a JPEG image to an AVIF (AV1) image.

Convert AV1 to JPEG

Convert an AVIF (AV1) image to a JPG image.

Convert JPEGs to Animated GIF

Convert multiple JPGs to a GIF animation.

Convert JPEGs to Animated PNG

Convert multiple JPGs to an APNG animation.

Convert JPEGs to Animated Webp

Convert multiple JPGs to a Webp animation.

Convert JPG to Excel

Create an Excel spreadsheet with colored cells from a JPEG.

Mix Two JPEGs

Combine two JPG/JPEG pictures together.

Create a Single Color JPG

Generate a one-color JPEG of any size.

Create a Glitch JPG

Randomize bytes in a JPEG and create a glitched JPEG.

Enhance a JPG

Increase the quality of a JPEG picture.

Watercolor a JPG

Apply the watercolor effect on a JPG photo.

Create ASCII Art from a JPEG

Convert a JPG to an ASCII art image.

Create JPG from ASCII Art

Convert an ASCII drawing into a JPEG drawing.

Create ANSI Art from JPG

Convert a JPEG to an ANSI art image.

Create JPG from ANSI Art

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Change the filename of a JPG.

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Create a mirror copy of a JPG image.

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Add sound to a JPG picture.

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Show the hidden metadata (EXIF info) in a JPEG picture.

Add JPG Metadata

Add hidden metadata (EXIF info) to a JPEG picture.

Delete JPG Metadata

Remove the hidden metadata (EXIF info) from a JPEG picture.

Add a Secret JPG Comment

Insert a hidden comment in a JPG picture (as EXIF entry).

Find Pixels in JPG

Find positions of certain pixels in a JPEG.

Replace Pixels in JPG

Replace certain pixels in a JPEG.

Delete Pixels in JPG

Delete certain pixels in a JPEG.

Swap Pixel Pairs in JPG

Swap every two pixels in a JPEG row-wise or column-wise.

Swap Blocks of Pixels in JPG

Swap pixel blocks of any size in JPEG rows or columns.

Create Perturbations in JPG

Add errors to a JPEG and produce a modified picture.

Compare Two JPEGs

Find differences between two JPG pictures.

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3 Basic Easy Ways to Improve JPEG

Image Quality

In this tutorial, you will learn three methods to improve JPEG image quality. A JPG or JPEG file is an image file. Most digital cameras and smartphones save photos in JPEG or JPG format. In addition, it is a widely used image format for distribution on the Internet. Sometimes you may find that your photos look imperfect or blurry. Instead of deleting poor quality images, why not try improving them on your computer? Here are the details on improving JPEG quality. nine0005

  • Part 1: 2 Basic Ways to Improve JPEG Quality on the Web
  • Part 2: How to improve JPEG image quality in Photoshop
  • Part 3: Frequently Asked Questions about JPEG Enhancement

Part 1: Top 2 Ways to Improve JPEG Quality Online

Method 1: How to Improve JPEG Quality with Aiseesoft Image Upscaler

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Key Features of Aiseesoft Image Upscaler - Best JPEG Enhancer

  • Easily enhance the quality of JPEG images online.
  • Completely free with no payment or registration requirements.
  • Use AI technology to automatically enhance your photos.
  • Compatible with various image formats.

If you need to improve the quality of a JPEG image, follow these steps to do it quickly. nine0005

Step 1.

Open a browser, visit https://www.aiseesoft.com/image-upscaler/, and click the Upload Photo button to add the JPEG photo you want to enhance.

Step 2.

After downloading, select the appropriate magnification. You can then view the result and compare it with the original JPEG image. Dimensions will be displayed below the image.

Step 3.

If you're happy with the enhanced JPEG image, click the Save button icon to download it directly. nine0005

Note: If you click the Save button, the JPEG image will be saved in the download folder on your computer.

Method 2: How to enhance a JPEG image in Pixlr

Pixlr is a web-based photo editing application. Free accounts can now use basic features, including manual enhancement of JPEG images. However, it takes time to respond, so please be patient.

Step 1.

Open pixlr.com in a web browser and click Advanced Pixlr E.

Step 2.

Wait for the main page to open and click Open Image to load the JPEG.

Step 3.

Then click Product Photo and then Image Size to bring up the Resize Image panel. Here you can specify the JPEG size and click OK.

Step 4.

When the enhancement is complete, go to the File menu and select Save. Give a file name and set the output format as JPEG. Make the quality 100% and click the Download button. nine0005

Part 2: How to improve the quality of JPEG images in Photoshop

If you have Photoshop on your desktop, this is a good way to improve the quality of JPEG images. We are using Photoshop CC as an example to show you the procedure.

Step 1.

Open the blurred JPEG image in Photoshop.

Step 2.

Go to the Edit Transition menu, select Preferences and then select Technology Preferences.

Step 3.

Check the box next to Enable Preserve Details 2.0 Upscale in the dialog box and click OK. If you have verified it, move on to the next step.

Step 4.

Click Product Image on the top menu bar and select Image Size. This activates the Image Size Dialog.

Step 5.

Be sure to check the box next to Resample. Enlarge the JPEG image size to 200% or higher.

Step 6.

Then click and expand the dropdown and switch from Automatic to Save Details 2.0. View the improved JPEG and click OK if you are satisfied

Step 7.

Finally, save the JPEG image to your hard drive.

Further reading

  • How to resize an image or picture to post on Instagram
  • How to improve the quality of your photos with Adobe Lightroom

Part 3: Frequently Asked Questions about JPEG Enhancement

How can I convert a low resolution image to a high resolution image?

To convert a low resolution image to a high resolution image or enhance your photo, you will need a photo editor such as Photoshop. Luckily, there are plenty of desktop and web tools out there. nine0005

Can I make a JPEG image less blurry?

Although JPEG is not an ideal image format for photo editing, you can make it less blurry with the Photo Enhancement tool. However, we suggest you use RAW if your photography technology is not very good.

JPEG files losing quality?

It is well known that JPEG is a lossy image format. You lose information when the image is saved as a JPEG. However, this is acceptable as long as you don't save the same JPEG image multiple times. nine0005

Conclusion

This guide provides three methods to improve JPEG image quality on Windows and Mac. Many people choose to save photos as JPEGs to save space. However, the quality may deteriorate. Luckily, Aiseesoft Image Upscaler can help you solve this problem easily. If you have further questions, please leave a message in the comment box below this post.

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  • Photoshop provides many different tools, filters, and masks that allow you to fine-tune the sharpness (or blur) of an image.

    Sharpness adjustment enhances sharpness edges in the image. Sharpening can improve the quality of most images, whether they were taken with a digital camera or scanning). Required degree sharpness depends on the quality of the digital camera or scanner. It should be remembered that the sharpness adjustment cannot fix much blurry images. nine0005

    Tips for getting the best sharpness.

    • Image sharpness must be adjusted separately for each layer so that it can be re-adjusted if a different output device is used.

    • When adjusting sharpness on a separate layer, this layer should be set to Blending Mode Brightness to avoid shifting color along the edges.

    • Adjusting the sharpness enhances the image contrast. If the highlights or shadows appear to be clipped after adjusting the sharpness, you should change the layer's blend mode (if the sharpening was changed on a separate layer) so that the sharpness does not change in the highlights and shadows. See Set the tonal range for overlay layers. nine0005

    • Reduce image noise before sharpening to avoid amplifying noise.

    • The image sharpness should be adjusted a little at a time. The initial sharpening corrects the blur that occurred when the image was captured (during scanning or when shooting with a camera). After correcting the color and size, you should re-sharpen the image (or its copy) to add a margin of sharpness according to the output device. nine0005

    • If possible, sharpness should be judged from the image on the final output device. The amount of sharpness required depends on the output device.

    Use the Unsharp Mask (USM) filter or the Smart Sharpen filter for more control over the process of sharpening images. You can also use the Sharpen, Sharpen Edges, and Sharpen filters in Photoshop, but these are automatic filters and have no controls or options. nine0005

    Sharpness can be adjusted both for the entire image and for a separate part of it, specified by selection or mask. Because the Unsharp Mask and Smart Sharpen filters can only be applied to one layer at a time, you'll have to merge layers or flatten the file to sharpen all the layers in an image in a layered file.

    The name of the filter "Unsharpened" comes from the darkroom method used with photographic film. This filter rather sharpens the image. nine0005

    Filtered Smart Sharpen provides sharpening controls not available in the filter "Contour sharpness". In it, you can set the sharpness adjustment algorithm or set intensity of sharpness in shadow areas and in areas of the world.

    Smart Sharpen dialog box (Photoshop)
    1. Set the image window zoom to 100%, so that the sharpness adjustment is displayed more accurately.

    2. Choose Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen. nine0005

    3. Set the options on the sharpening tabs.

      the effect

      Sharpness adjustment intensity. The higher the value, the higher contrast between pixels at the edges, which makes the image appear more sharp.

      Radius

      Number of pixels affected by the filter around pixels around the edges. The larger the radius value, the wider the outline effect and the more obvious the sharpness adjustment. nine0005

      Reduce noise

      (Photoshop only) Reduces unwanted noise without affecting important edges.

      Delete

      The sharpening algorithm applied to the image.

      • The Gaussian Blur method is used in the Unsharp Mask filter.
      • The Shallow Depth of Field Blur algorithm recognizes edges and details in an image, then sharpens details and adjusts ghosting to a lesser degree. nine0009
      • Motion blur is used to reduce the blur effect caused by camera or subject movement. The Motion Blur option uses the Angle control.

      Corner

      Direction of Motion for Motion Blur Delete control.

      More precisely

      This feature becomes available when using older versions (valid from version CS6) and provides slow file processing for more accurate blur removal. nine0005

    4. Sharpness adjustment correction for dark and light areas using tabs "Shadow" and "Light". (To display these tab, click the Advanced button.) Excessive dark or light ghosting when sharpening can be corrected using the described controls. They are only available for images with 8 or 16 bits/channel deep.

      Gradual weakening of the effect

      This parameter sets the intensity with which the sharpness of the light is adjusted and shadows. nine0005

      Tonal Width

      Variable light tone range and shadows. The value of the width of the tonal range is adjusted by moving the slider left or right. The lower the value, the more shadow correction is limited. the darkest areas, and light correction - the lightest.

      Radius

      The size of the area around each pixel over which its belonging to light or shadow is determined. Moving the slider to the left sets an area of ​​smaller radius, to the right - more. nine0005

    5. Click OK.

    Filter Peaking sharpens an image by increasing contrast along its edges. The edges images are not detected by the "Unsharp Mask" filter. The filter finds pixels whose value differs from the surrounding ones pixels by a given threshold. After that, the filter increases the contrast neighboring pixels by a given value. Thus, the surrounding the pixels of the light pixels become even lighter, and the dark pixels around the dark ones become even more darker. nine0005

    In addition, the radius of the area, against which the value for each pixel is compared. The larger the radius, the more pronounced edge effects.

    The original image and the same image with the Sharpening filter

    The amount of sharpening applied to an image is often a matter of taste. Be aware that sharpening too much will result in a halo effect around the edges.

    Sharpening an image too much causes ghosting along the edges. nine0002 The effects of applying the "Unsharp Mask" filter are more expressed on screen than in high resolution output. If the image is intended for printing, it is recommended to experiment with the settings and determine optimal values.

    1. (Optional) If the image contains several layers, select the layer with the image to work with, the sharpness of which need to be adjusted. The "Unsharp Mask" filter can only be applied to one layer at a time, even if the layers are linked or grouped. Before applying the Unsharp Mask filter, You can merge layers. nine0005

    2. Choose Filter > Sharpen > Peaking. Make sure the View option is selected.

      Click the image in the preview window and hold down the mouse button to see the image without sharpening. You can see different parts of the image in the preview window by dragging, and the "+" or "-" buttons control the image scale.

      Although the Sharpening dialog box has its own window preview, the dialog box is best moved so that the results of applying the filter can be seen in the window document. nine0005

    3. To determine the number of pixels processed by the filter around the pixels located at the edges, drag the Radius slider, or type corresponding value. The larger the radius value, the wider the edge effects spread. The wider the outline effect is, the more the increased sharpness will be visible.

      The radius value may vary depending on the user's taste, as well as the size of the final reproduction and the output method. Radius values ​​of 1 and 2 are recommended for high-resolution images. A smaller value only sharpens the pixels of the outlines themselves, while a larger value increases the sharpening over a wider area of ​​pixels. This effect is not as noticeable in print as it is on screen, because a two-pixel radius takes up less space in a high-resolution printed image. nine0005

    4. To set the amount of pixel contrast enhancement, drag the Effect slider, or enter an appropriate value. For images that are printed at high resolution, values ​​between 150% and 200% are generally recommended.

    5. Specify the difference by which the pixels in question are recognized, compared to surrounding pixels, as outlines for further processing by the filter. To do this, drag the slider for the Threshold parameter or enter an appropriate value. For example, a threshold of 4 means processing all pixels whose tone values ​​on a scale from 0 to 255 differ by 4 units or more. So adjacent pixels with values ​​128 and 129will not be processed. To avoid noise or posterization (for example, in images with skin tones), it is recommended to use an edge mask or try to set a threshold value between 2 and 20. The default threshold value (0) means to sharpen the entire image.

    If, after applying the Unsharp Mask filter, you already bright colors look oversaturated, choose Edit menu command "Weaken the contour sharpness" and in the mode menu, select the glow. nine0005

    You can sharpen parts of an image defined by a mask or selection to prevent sharpening in certain areas of the image. For example, when processing a portrait using an edge mask and the Unsharp Mask filter, you can sharpen the eyes, mouth, nose, and head outlines, but leave the skin texture unchanged.

    Treatment selected image details with the "Unsharp Mask" filter using an edge mask

    Adjusting the sharpness of a selection

    1. In the layers panel, select image layer and select an area for processing.

    2. Choose Filter > Sharpen > Outline sharpness." Adjust the settings and click OK.

      The sharpness is increased only in the selected area, and the rest of the the image remains unchanged.

    Image sharpening with edge masks

    1. To selectively adjust the sharpness, a mask must be created. An edge mask is created in several ways. Apart from the way you prefer, you can try the next one. nine0005

      • Open the Channels panel and select the channel in which the image is shown in the window document in grayscale with maximum contrast. Often this is the red or green channel.
      High contrast channel selection
      • Duplicate the selected channel.
      • Select the duplicate channel, then select Filter > Stylize > Select Edges.
      • To invert an image, choose Image > Adjustments > "Inversion". nine0009
      The result of applying the Edge Selection filter and inverting the image
      • Continuing to work with inverted image, select Filter > Others > "Maximum". To expand outlines and randomize pixels, set the radius to a small value, and click OK.
      • Select Filter > Noise > Median. Install a small radius value and click OK. This filter averages adjacent pixels.
      • To get rid of random pixels, choose Image > Adjust > "Levels" and set the black point. If necessary, the final the edge mask can be retouched with black.
      Entering a large black point value in the Levels menu to remove random pixels from the edge mask
      • To feather the edges, choose Filter > Blur > "Gaussian blur".

      Filters "Maximum", "Median" and "Gaussian Blur" soften the edge mask, which gives a better blend of sharpening effects in the final image. Though all three filters were used in the described procedure, you can only experiment with one or only two. nine0005

    2. To select an edge mask, click the duplicate channel in the panel Channels by holding down the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command (Mac OS).

    3. In the Layers panel, select the image layer. Make sure the selection is still visible in the image.

    4. Choose the Selection menu > Invert.

    5. When the selection in the image layer is active, select Filter > Sharpen > Unsharp Mask. Install desired settings and click OK. nine0005

      To view the results on in the Channels panel, select the RGB channel and deselect the image.

      To help you complete all the steps in this procedure you can create the corresponding operation.

    Updates in the February 2020 release of Photoshop 21.1

    Blurs an image by creating the effect of reducing the depth of field of an image in space, leaving some objects in the image in focus and others blurry. Blurred areas can be set using a simple selection, or you can create a separate alpha channel depth map that accurately describes the amount of blur. nine0005

    The Shallow Depth of Field Blur filter uses a depth map to determine the location of pixels in an image. In addition, the starting point of this blur for the selected depth map can be specified using the crosshair cursor. Depth maps can be created using alpha channels and layer masks. The black areas of the alpha channel are treated as the foreground of the photo, and the light areas as the background.

    How the blur appears depends on the selected aperture shape. The number of petals determines the shape of the iris diaphragm. Aperture shutters can be changed by bending (rounding) or turning them. The image in the preview window can be reduced or enlarged using the "+" and "-" buttons. nine0005

    1. (Optional) Enable the GPU in Photoshop. Select Edit (Windows) / Photoshop (macOS) > Preferences > Performance, then select Use GPU in the Preferences dialog.

      Starting with the release of Photoshop 21.0 (November 2019), lens blur uses your computer's graphics card to improve performance when applying appropriate filters. In the February 2020 release of Photoshop 21.1, the algorithm has been improved to produce softer edges on foreground objects, brighter bokeh effects, and more realistic highlights. nine1035

    2. Select the menu items in sequence: Filter > Blur > Blur at shallow depth of field.

    3. In the Preview area, select one of the following options:

      • Faster: Select this option to create a preview image faster.
      • More precisely: select this option to view the final version of the image. Generating more accurate preview images takes more time. nine0009
    4. To use a depth map, select a channel from the Source menu: Transparency or Layer Mask. Select No if there is no channel with a depth map source.

      Drag the Blur focal length slider to determine the depth at which pixels are in focus. For example, if the focal length is set to 100, then pixels at depths of 1 and 255 will be completely blurred, while pixels closer to 100 will be sharper. nine0005

      If you click on the preview image, the Blur focal length slider will move according to the value of the given location, with the focus set to the depth of the given location.

      To achieve a smooth blur (no blur at the bottom and maximum blur at the top), create a new alpha channel and apply a gradient so that the channel is white at the top of the image and black at the bottom. After that, open the Shallow Depth of Field Blur filter and select the alpha channel from the Source menu. To change the direction of the gradient, check the Invert box. nine0005

    5. To invert the selection or alpha channel used as the source of the depth map, select the Invert option.

    6. From the Shape menu, select Aperture. If necessary, drag the Sheet curvature slider to smooth out the edges of the aperture, or rotate the aperture using the Rotate slider.

      Additional blur can be added using the Radius slider.

    7. In the Highlights area, use the Threshold slider to set the cutoff brightness. All pixels whose brightness exceeds the specified threshold will be treated as highlights. nine0005

      To increase the brightness of highlights, drag the Brightness slider.

    8. To add noise to the image, use the Effect slider in the Noise section. Select the noise distribution option: Uniform or Gaussian.

      To add gray noise without affecting the color, select Monochrome .

      Blur removes film grain, noise, and fine texture from the original image. Bringing back some of the removed noise and texture makes the image look more realistic and unretouched. nine0005

    9. Click OK to apply the changes to the image.

    See also: Using the Shallow Depth of Field Blur filter to simulate a shallow depth of field

    Tool "Blur" softens sharp edges and reduces image detail. How The more this tool is applied to an area, the more blurred that area becomes.

    1. Select the Blur tool . nine0005

    2. On the option selection panel, do the following:

      • Adjust brush nib settings, select mode overlays and intensity.
      • Select the Sample All Layers option to apply the blur to all visible layers. Clear this check box to apply the tool to the active layer only.
    3. Drag the cursor over the image you want to blur.

    Tool "Sharpness" enhances contrast along the edges, increasing the visible sharpness.


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