Application of new function of Photoshop cc to Anti-stabilization filter

Photoshop CC just released by the great God to crack, the cat immediately download the use. Now put this new version of the filter introduced to everyone, but also remember when the CS6 released to the fuzzy technology-"anti-filter" Mody, is this "stabilization."

Open a picture and click on the "Filter" menu, select "Sharpen" in the Drop-down menu-"Image stabilization"

In the "anti-Shake" interface can see the various settings, here we keep the default.

"Fuzzy copy boundary" can be regarded as the most basic sharpening of the whole processing, that is, it first hooks out the general contour, and then the other parameters assist the correction. The value range is 10~199, the larger the value, the more obvious the sharpening effect. When the value of this parameter is higher, the contrast of image edge will be obviously deepened, and a certain Halo shadow will be produced, which is obviously sharpening effect.

Therefore, in addition to ensure that the picture is clear enough, but also to be as far as possible to take care not to produce a clear halo can. The rest of the specific fine-tuning can be free to drag the slider, in the left window you can see the final rendering effect, here is not explained in detail.

Deliberately looking for a night dinner to take photos (1/80s), due to the lack of shutter speed and other factors caused the picture slightly blurred, sometimes the picture is very interesting deleted and will feel very regrettable. So the "stabilization" after seeing such an effect, really is the hands shaking the Emperor's Gospel!

"Anti-shake" almost without increasing the noise, does not affect the quality of the premise, so that a slight jitter caused by the blur can instantly clear up again.

Finally, this thing is obviously only as a repair after the failure of the film, if you want to make all the paste can be reborn, or more in the early years. But this is indeed the gospel of the hands shaking the emperor! Recommend everyone to use Oh!

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