The difference between regular sharpening and Supersharp AI is in fine detail. Luckily, Sharpen AI is the perfect solution for such things, as it allows you to greatly improve the image quality by sharpening your image. Be it a slow shutter speed or an accidental shake on your part, blur shows up in the smallest details. Motion blur is one of the worst enemies of photographers. If you ever set your camera to small raw or medium raw by accident, this feature is for you.
If the file is extra small, you can even use the 6x option.
Since the files get really large, it makes sense to use the 2x or 4x options. By using the Upscale extension, you can enhance this and produce a more detailed file that will print nicer. Most cameras shoot at 20-30 megapixels, which may not produce enough resolution to fill a large A0 scale print. For example, if you are looking to print a large photo, you might want to consider using an upscaled version. Upscaling is a feature that lets you make the resolution of the image larger. This extension will combine your photos into one in no time. Again, the Luminar Neo Focus Stacking extension will align the images for you. This is helpful with macro photography, and I have yet to find someone who does macro photography without focus stacking. One of the most used techniques in product photography, focus stacking allows you to combine images taken at different focus points. This will come in handy for people shooting architecture or landscapes, as getting a perfect exposure can sometimes be very difficult in one frame.
Fortunately, Luminar’s HDR extension allows you to merge images into an HDR file even if they were not taken with perfect alignment. Unless you use a tripod, it is very difficult to do HDR. One problem I always had with HDR was aligning the photos. HDR Merge is a feature that allows you to take several images and create a single frame where the shadows, highlights, and everything else are perfectly exposed.
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