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User Guide PDF - Nik Software

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Using nik Sharpener<br />

Once you have installed nik Sharpener successfully,<br />

open the image you want to sharpen<br />

using Photoshop or any other 100% Adobe<br />

plug-in compatible program. Then open nik<br />

Sharpener from the “Filter” menu in Photoshop. (In some applications,<br />

this menu may be called “Effects”. Check the software manufacturer’s<br />

documentation for the appropriate<br />

filter menu location.)<br />

In the filter dialog that appears,<br />

begin by setting up all the parameters<br />

of the image and of the<br />

printing process that will be used.<br />

The two most important variables<br />

are image “Width” and image<br />

“Height”. Set these parameters<br />

and then proceed by making the<br />

other parameter adjustments<br />

appropriately, remembering to set the parameters as they correspond to<br />

your image and the devices you are using. All of the nik Sharpener parameters<br />

are explained on the following pages.<br />

If you have not decided on the exact size of your printed image,<br />

you may want to create the layout first and sharpen the images<br />

afterwards.<br />

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