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Originally Posted by multiweb
Not trying to start a sh|t fight but as you've probably noticed I loathe AI.  Look, I always give an honest feedback. Good or bad. My point is that you have a 10" aperture and by the look of it you're getting really good data already. So why shoot yourself in the foot the last few steps by using a piece of software that is going to mangle it. Just use AS!3 and wavelets in Registax and you'll have a corker.  |
This is a respectful approach. Unless you need to put a picture in a magazine or a high resolution print.
On the other hand, sometimes you can save time for minor corrections to have a better result than you might be able to have waiting for good weather, for instance.
In any case, for making pictures and music first of all the rough samples are the key to success.