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One tool that I really love in Photoshop is the HighPass
filter. Its a favorite of photographers who want to get a really sharp
looking image. And the results are pretty stunning. But what about us
Nukers out there who want to give our comps that same love? Well now
you can by using my HighPass gizmo!
Its designed to emulate the same function in Adobes Photoshop. And
should be good to go right out of the box. But if tweaking is necessary
controls for the size of the HighPass, as well as sharpen, and contrast
are included.
Please use the Bug System to report any bugs.
Please use the Feature Requests to give me ideas.
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