NEF RAW 16-bit can I upload it here for review?

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February 4, 2025
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I shot something over my head sharpening and wondering if I can post the original .nef here for free educational use -- royalty free perpetual licensing released in Public Domain) -- I think it may be interesting in a sharpening exercise sense.

I can post it on a download link (inside a .zip) or how would I attach the original .nef here so you would have the original RAW file

If this isn't permitted -- please delete

here is a peek (I putzed around with it a bit)

---shot on Nikon D810, Nikkor 105MM 2.8 4912x7360 (very close)

---Sample opened in CS6, RAW, ProPhotoRGB, 16-bit

---viewed at 100percent on a 5K Retina screen running Mojave/CS6

I think it could be sharpened better

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c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

By all means please post a link to the RAW-image.

Did you do any notable sharpening in the RAW development?

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gator soupAuthor

Inspiring

i recall the PS image in my desktop screenshot above was applied screen sharpening LOW in Camera RAW

i uploaded the image here, including a License released into the Public Domain via this irrevocable perpetual Royalty Free License for unlimited use. If anyone need somethis more specific, please post here

http://www.gballard.net/photoshop/RAWleaf-.zip (60MB)

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gator soupAuthor

Inspiring

ok -- no interest -- i never did mind having conversations with myself...

Im going back to school looking for a few tutorials -- i recall sharpening can be applied in channels -- i think my general sharpening approach barely scratched the surface of bringing out the potential of this particular image

this is what the original scene looked like -- when the backlight hit that leaf the magic happened...

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