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Okay, my second question here. I've also been wondering how the two examples that I have attached is so detailed. I've been trying everything to "Camera Raw Filter", and inside of it I used "Texture" and "Sharpness" but none of them really seem close at all compared to the attachments. Can anyone help me with this? I would also really appreciate it. Thanks!
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No secrets. It starts with a good sharp lens, correctly focussed, and good lighting.
In camera raw you have clarity and texture sliders but you can't bring out detail if it wasn't captured.
Dave
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I agree with all that, and would like to add that lighting is more important than most people realize. They accept the results of on-camera flash because of the convenience, but it's horribly flat.
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I agree with all of the replies, I now understand. But since I'm still kinda new to Photoshop you explained that "lighting is more important than most people realize." Is there any way to add the lighting by chance? Or you have to have the lighting there in real life instead of the on-camera flash. Because this specific person I used as an example actually uses a ring light, but I can't seem to get his face smooth and accurate as he did with his thumbnail. Thanks
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As the commenters above have said, the right lens matters a lot, and lighting matters more than anything else. Having said that, the photos uyou posted are not that sharp or in focus IMO.
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Please post the image in question.