john_mc.__nashville_

For what it's worth, had to adjust another over-sharpened image. Again, i used Combs's

advice. This time, it was a huge image (35" x 26", 300 dpi). The new overlay layer made a

small difference, but not very much, so I duplicated the overlay layer. The combination of

layers made a significant difference, so if you aren't satisfied with the results of Comb's

method, then try duplicated the layer again and see what you get.

My problem did not involve a camera, just an oversharpened image. The High Pass solution

suggested by Chris Combs worked extremely well for me. It didn't *completely* solve the

problem, but it helped tremendously. I suspect that a complete fix for an oversharpened

image is impossible, but the High Pass solution provided a very satisfactory result. I tried the

various Gaussian Blur solutions and the results were not nearly as good.