Originally posted by iheiramo
Both effect the contrast, but clarity does it in smaller scale. With right balance you get the wanted contrast, but without halo in the sky.
In Aperture, you have contrast and definition, which is micro contrast. I need both in this one. for most image, definition is all you need. Using contrast also means dodging, so you don't have the blacks spreading out into areas where there should be detail, and the area has to be dark enough you don't blast any highlights using dodging and contrast, "definition" doesn't increase either highlights or shadow, contrast can kill you at both ends or the spectrum if you're not careful.
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Originally posted by iheiramo
You chose the wrong day to post

I'll have something else to post tomorrow. I hate backlogs.
I thought of another way to solve the "tree problem". NO tree, no problem.
You gotta love that K-1 crop room. The image is still larger than an *ist D file.