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Mask) on the unsharpened image and see what happens:

Very similar to what the in-camera processing did, isn't it?

Remember, the in-camera sharpening is going to pick up on

noise and JPEG artifacts, so is probably best avoided if

possible. I generally want to do noise reduction and get out

of JPEG before running sharpening on my images, and the

amount and type of sharpening will depend upon how the

image is eventually going to be used. Still, if you're in a

hurry and shooting JPEG fine at low ISO values, the in-

camera sharpening is not likely going to get you in trouble.

Sharpening is set via the Picture Control Set option on the

SHOOTING menu (see "Picture Controls" on page <334>).

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