Deconvolution sharpening to counteract the anti-aliasing (blur) filter on the Nikon D3x (or Canon) — comparison revisited with the Leica S2
Related: aliasing, Leica, Leica DSLR, Leica M, Leica medium format, Leica S Typ 006, medium format, Nikon, Nikon APS_C, Nikon D3X, Nikon DSLR, post processing
I was reminded by Bart van der Wolf of the Netherlands that deconvolution sharpening can counteract the blur caused by an anti-aliasing filter. In past comparisons I’ve made use of that type of sharpening, but it slipped my mind in my recent S2/D3x comparison.
In my DAP review of the Leica S2, I’ve revisited the Leica S2 to Nikon D3x mosaic comparison, this time using the R-L Deconvolution sharpening of RAW Developer.
Read the new comparison page between the Leica S2 and Nikon D3x, and see just how well R-L Deconvolution sharpening extracts the finest details from the Nikon D3x, more or less eliminating the anti-aliasing filter penalty of the D3x.
Canon or other DSLR users should also find it of interest, for the same issues apply.
Mouse over the one below to see how R-L Deconvolution sharpening, brings back the micro contrast on the finest details— rather amazing actually.
