The best way to sharpen your images in Photoshop, probably...

Instagram:   / jamespopsys   Prints & info: http://www.jamespopsys.com --- There are lots of ways to sharpen your images in Photoshop and Lightroom. In this video I go through my sharpening workflow which usually takes between 2-3 minutes. I start by checking the input sharpening in Lightroom, before using the Camera Raw filter in Photoshop, and going back to Lightroom for the export sharpening. I also run through how to use the high pass filter, the unsharp mask filter and the smart sharpen filter, in case you think you might prefer to use those instead. Any questions or suggestions, just let me know in the comments :) Thanks for watching! Cheers, James --- These are affiliate links, it costs you nothing to use them but I get a small percentage from Amazon when you buy something, so thanks! :-) Gear: Panasonic G80/G85: http://geni.us/PanaG85 Nikon D750: http://geni.us/D750NIKON Tamron 24-70: http://geni.us/Tamron2470 Panasonic 20mm: http://geni.us/Pana20 Panasonic Telephoto: http://geni.us/PanaTele Canon G9X: http://geni.us/G9XCanon Tripod: http://geni.us/VelbonSherpa Backpack: http://geni.us/PeakEveryday Red camera strap: http://geni.us/PeakStrap Shotgun Mic: http://geni.us/RodeVMPro Laptop: http://geni.us/MbookPro Monitor: http://geni.us/Dell2515H Hard Drives: http://geni.us/WDDrives Tablet: http://geni.us/WacomIntuos Video Lights: http://geni.us/VideoLights Video/selfie tripod: http://geni.us/MiniManfrotto Small video Light: http://geni.us/SmallLight Flash: http://geni.us/Flashes Tiny Softbox: http://geni.us/Minisoftbox Transceivers: http://geni.us/Cactus Lav Mic: http://geni.us/LavMic Recorder: http://geni.us/ZoomRecorder