Tom Mann
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I know this is totally out of "left field", but when one is confronted with an image that is this soft, I have found that instead of trying to sharpen it, a better approach often is to turn it into a graphic form with hard edges between different areas / colors.
Anything (eg, introducing intentional posterization, false colors, etc.) that distracts the viewer from the problems should be considered, eg, ...

Anything (eg, introducing intentional posterization, false colors, etc.) that distracts the viewer from the problems should be considered, eg, ...
