How to desactivate all Sharpening during export

FirstName LastName

• 11 de mayo de 2023 17:32

Hi guys,

I am using Capture One 23 Express Fujifilm (Build 16.0.0.157) on a mbp 2021 (M1 Pro).

I import a jpeg out of a Fuji X-T5 camera. It has grain (as per the recipe I am using).

In Capture One, I do not see the grain when the view is "zoom to fit". And I don't find a way to deactivate Bilinear filtering or equivalent during image scaling.

But my biggest issue is that when I am exporting it, I am loosing that grain, despite having "No Ouput Sharpening" selected in my Export settings. Doesn't matter if I make any changes to the jpeg or not, nor if I pick "Disable all" in sharpening, I always loose that grain. So there's always that kind of denoise going on.

How could I crop/resize my jpeg and export it without loosing the grain effect of the original image? Thanks.

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  FirstName LastName

  • 26 de julio de 2023 17:35

  1. Open the image that you want to export.
  2. Go to the Export tab.
  3. In the Adjustments tool, click on the Sharpening fly-out menu.
  4. Select Disable All.
  5. Click on the Export button.

  This will disable all sharpening, including diffraction correction, lens falloff, and selective sharpening applied as a local adjustment. Clarity applied to the variant will not be disabled.

  Here are some additional tips:

  • If you want to disable sharpening for a specific output format, you can do so by selecting the format in the Output tab and then clicking on the Sharpening fly-out menu.
  • You can also save Taylor swift height your sharpening settings as a recipe so that you can easily apply them to other images.
  • If you are exporting to a printing service, you may want to consult with them to see if they have any specific sharpening requirements.

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