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Anonymous03/20/26, 12:05No.4501417Edge glow
Why does it happen anyway? I feel like this is something which adobe could work on giving us a tool for in Photoshop. Something which cancels out edge glow but also can be adjusted by depth etc.
(I know edge glow can be removed with a new layer and clone stamped with Darken mode on)
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Anon03/20/26, 12:48No.4501418
This comes from settings like sharpening, so just ease up on how much you are doing
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Anon03/20/26, 13:33No.4501426
overcooking with sharpness/contrast/clarity does this
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Anon03/20/26, 13:46No.4501427
kys retard
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Anon03/20/26, 14:30No.4501432
this board is filled with trash, (You) included
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Anon03/23/26, 11:42No.4501844
I don't think I've ever had to deal with halos, and I'm not sure how it turned out this way. The only sharpening I apply is a light unsharp mask just after downsampling.
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Anon04/28/26, 17:32No.4507006
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsharp_masking
This is 100% software created.
You can't remove this or fix it. You can't undo the harm this shit does to your image. If you shoot RAW and don't let software destroy your images in the first place you won't have to put up with this shit.If you want quality you need to stop trying to fake sharpness or image clarity and start using a high res sensor and appropriate lens. Being a crop faggot or Adobe user is perpetual inadequacy. Digital zoom is not good and any "enhancements" you apply to images will always be doing something nasty.
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Anon04/29/26, 01:03No.4507071
Reducing the magnification might help.