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  1.    chris kolaczan reacted to a post in a topic: My Photos are rejected but i have removed the official logos of the brand
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  12. chris kolaczan
    It looks like it was a very "soft" image that you tried to "fix" with oversharpening. Sharpening adds contrast to edges, if those edges weren't there then it isn't going to do you any favors. You can't create detail that isn't there. Keep in the sweetspot of your lens (avoid shooting wide open or stopped down too much) and get it sharp in camera. You can't fix this much in post.
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