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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 
User Guide 
To sharpen an image using an edge mask 
Create a mask to apply sharpening selectively. There are many ways to create an edge mask. Use your favorite 
method, or try this one: 
Open the Channels palette and select the channel that displays the grayscale image with the greatest contrast in 
the document window. Often, this is the green or the red channel. 
Selecting a channel with the greatest contrast 
Duplicate the selected channel. 
With the duplicate channel selected, choose Filter > Stylize > Find Edges. 
Choose Image > Adjustments > Invert to invert the image. 
Find Edges filter applied and image inverted 
With the inverted image still selected, choose Filter > Other > Maximum. Set the radius to a low number and 
click OK to thicken the edges and randomize the pixels. 
Choose Filter > Noise > Median. Set the radius to a low number and click OK. This averages the neighboring 
pixels. 
Choose Image > Adjustment > Levels and set the black point high to get rid of random pixels. If necessary, you 
can also paint with black to retouch the final edge mask. 
Setting the black point high in Levels to eliminate random pixels in the edge mask 
Choose Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur to feather the edges.