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Here is a trick: make a copy of background layer, then do unsharp mask ( higher setting are welcome) after this change a blending to luminosity and move opacity for best result. Even if you change a size you have second layer to do adjustments. You can use masking to be more accurate and all this fancy things...

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I forgett to tell you: if you make a double 76% it will be 2 stops.

This solution is like a quick and dirty trick. I know that you can use Levels, and bla bla bla. But it works and works good.

I have also solutions for sharpening but this is different story ;)

1. Please make a duplicate of Background layer.

2. change top layer blending from normal to multiply with 38% opacity

 

3. thats it ;))This darkens the image by one stop

You can mix and match this with mask.

Opositive proces :

just replace multiply with screen blending

 

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Solution 1: remove lithium batteries when power cord is plugged in.

Solution 2: Do not use power cord at all. Becasue power cord is a replacement for AA bateries, you can use rechargable batteries to prevent high cost.

I told you: your camera vibrating inside ( mirorr or shutter).

I think this is a shutter or mirror problem. If you are using tripod and still received that kind of quality it's mean: shaking are coming from inside.

Please try to use auto focus instead of trusting your eyes and check results. If you still have a problem you probably need a mirror calibration from Canon service.

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I didn't say RAW is bad. I say: if you know a limit of the JPEG compression you can handle it. Mass conversion sounds good but what in case your pictures was shoot with different condidtions? I agree that RAW has more info in a details. I want to tell you, sometimes you don't needed. Solutions?? Maybe latest trick to save two version of pictures: JPEG and RAW at the same time.

I agree with Bill. If you for example, taking 1-30 photos and you want to do something with them is OK ( I mean levels, color corrections etc). Try the same with 100 and more which is normal for photo session. If you know where is the limit for light compressed JPG you can do your job faster.

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Main is still in the box :) You don't need it at all.