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Nikon D810 - part 6 of 1 2 3 4 5 6

by Mike McNamee Published 01/02/2016

Should you choose, you can now go back and repeat the process for say images at 180ppi (and calling the action '180-inkjet' but keep it in the Pre-print Sharpening set). A radius of 0.4 would be a good starting point with the other parameters kept the same. If experience teaches you that your preference requires something different by all means re-record using those settings - the idea is to make the application fast, simple, and repeatable.

The downside of this technique is that the 'masking' function of ACR is no longer available. For simple portraiture and wedding album shots it may be a better workflow to apply higher Detail values (in ACR) and dispense with this High Pass sharpening altogether.

OVERALL (so far!)

Looking through the 500 pages of the manual only serves to emphasise just how little of the D810's capabilities we have discussed here. Live View, D-Lighting, Video, Time Lapse, Virtual Horizon - these are just a few of the things we have passed by without comment. However, we cannot fill the entire Imagemaker with one review so these things will have to dribble out as the camera is used for day-to-day tasks in the upcoming months and years! For the present, the camera seems full of good features and the only issue we have noted is the general slowing down of the systems as they handle the huge files that the 810 delivers - thus far we have not had the courage to shoot with the lower resolution settings that are available, it seems like sacrilege!



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