Scatterbrained
Been spending a lot of time on here!
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Depending on the scene I'll usually use either two high pass layers (one large radius and one small radius) or an inverted surface blur. A large radius high pass layer set to soft light is good for bringing the overall shapes of an image into crisp focus, while a small radius high pass layer set to vivid light, or hard light, will help bring out high frequency detail.
An inverted surface blur works similar to a high pass layer, but it shines in bringing shape and separation to details in shadow.
An inverted surface blur works similar to a high pass layer, but it shines in bringing shape and separation to details in shadow.