sharpening in camera or cs3 ?

[children_photographs]

i am using a canon 400d.... i shoot in raw.... if i keep the sharpening in my camera

to highest ... is it good ?

 

or should i sharpen in cs3 ?

 

please can someone tell me how to use the controls of unsharp mask ? i am

using cs 3

[greg lockrey]

Sharpen in CS3. You don't need the camera to do anything especially if you are shooting

RAW.

[peter_daalder]

<a href="http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00PLGQ">Some recent comments </a> about sharpening.<br>With CS3, smart sharpen should do the job for you.

[rainer_t]

The raw result (cr2-file) isn't changed by the amount of sharpening you set in the camera. The setting is recorded into the file, and some Raw converters like Canons DPP will use the setting as a default for this picture, nevertheless, the imagedata itself isn't modified. The preview-jpg as well as the additional large jpg (in case you shoot raw+jpg) are sharpened according to your setting.

[patricklavoie]

Agree with Peter, follow the link ( and read my suggestion : )

[digitaldog]

If you're shooting Raw, you're not sharpening! The settings only affect JPEG.

 

Read this:

 

http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/20357.html