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Maybe it's a subjective question, but most of the time my photos look best when I leave the Sharpening slider of Lightroom in a value close or equal to zero.

Which are the benefits of digital sharpening?

EDIT: It would be awesome to see some examples where sharpening made a lot of difference in the final photo.

Maybe it's a subjective question, but most of the time my photos look best when I leave the Sharpening slider of Lightroom in a value close or equal to zero.

Which are the benefits of digital sharpening?

It would be awesome to see some examples where added sharpening has made a significant, positive difference in the final photo.

Maybe it's a subjective question, but most of the time my photos look best when I leave the Sharpening slider of Lightroom in a value close or equal to zero.

Which are the benefits of digital sharpening?

Maybe it's a subjective question, but most of the time my photos look best when I leave the Sharpening slider of Lightroom in a value close or equal to zero.

Which are the benefits of digital sharpening?

EDIT: It would be awesome to see some examples where sharpening made a lot of difference in the final photo.

Maybe it's a subjetive question, but most of the time my photos look best when I leave the Sharpening slider of Lightroom in a value close or equal to zero.

Which are the benefits of digital sharpening?

Maybe it's a subjective question, but most of the time my photos look best when I leave the Sharpening slider of Lightroom in a value close or equal to zero.

Which are the benefits of digital sharpening?