Advanced blur trace settings, Smoothing, Artifact suppression – Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx User Manual

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Saving and loading blur traces

Advanced blur trace settings

Advanced blur trace settings help you further fine-tune camera shake reduction.

Blur trace bounds

The Blur Trace Bounds setting represents the bound size of the blur trace. You can adjust this value if necessary.

Source Noise

Photoshop automatically estimates the amount of noise in the image. If necessary, select a different value (Auto/Low/Medium/High).

Smoothing

Smoothing reduces high-frequency sharpening noise. You can move the slider to a value different from the default 30%. It is recommended that
you keep smoothing low.

Artifact Suppression

Sometimes, in the course of sharpening the image, you may observe some noticeable noise artifacts. Follow these steps to suppress these
artifacts:

1. Select Artifact Suppression.

When Artifact Suppression is not turned on, Photoshop generates coarse previews. Coarse previews are sharper, but they also have more

noise artifacts.

2. Adjust the Artifact Suppression slider to a higher value. 100% artifact suppression yields the original image, while 0% artifact suppression

does not suppress any noise artifacts.

Artifact suppression works best to suppress medium-frequency noise.

Artifact suppression

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