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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 223170" data-attributes="member: 9240">There's a whole thread going on about &quot;truth in photography&quot; that will give you a head-full on just what a loaded question that is.&nbsp; LOL&nbsp; My take is that for portraits, fixing minor imperfections and blemishes is more than acceptable.&nbsp; For the tooth, if it's something you want to remember, leave it, otherwise fix it.The focus thing is not so much where the focus is as much as it is where it's not, which should be the eyes.&nbsp; I have to be honest and say that the focus seems a little soft everywhere, but that could just mean that there aren't enough details to really see anything tack sharp where it is focused, and could be exacerbated by the ISO noise and a lack of sharpening.&nbsp; I don't know if it's a trick to see it as much as it is that once you see it you can tell when it's missing.&nbsp; It shows that you're using CS4 to post process.&nbsp; Are you using anything else?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 223170, member: 9240"] There's a whole thread going on about "truth in photography" that will give you a head-full on just what a loaded question that is. LOL My take is that for portraits, fixing minor imperfections and blemishes is more than acceptable. For the tooth, if it's something you want to remember, leave it, otherwise fix it. The focus thing is not so much where the focus is as much as it is where it's not, which should be the eyes. I have to be honest and say that the focus seems a little soft everywhere, but that could just mean that there aren't enough details to really see anything tack sharp where it is focused, and could be exacerbated by the ISO noise and a lack of sharpening. I don't know if it's a trick to see it as much as it is that once you see it you can tell when it's missing. It shows that you're using CS4 to post process. Are you using anything else? [/QUOTE]

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