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I created a montage, but when I zoom in the photo on the montage part appears much sharper than the original source, what can I do to make this difference not noticeable?
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Reduce the new part's resolution and/or increase blurriness / noise to mirror the original source.
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"when I zoom in"
Zoom to 100%. Is it okay there? If so, then it's okay.
~ Jane
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When zoom in is 100% ok, but I need It to be ok with more zoom.
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See this from Adobe Help. A zoom level of 100% is the most accurate view.
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/viewing-images.html#display_images_at_100
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