But what about multi-megapixel images? When dealing with images that are over 2000 pixels in any one direction, try dialing back the zoom level to 50%. At this level, you'll get just the right amount of detail (though you may want to jump up to 100% to check noise in the midtones/shadows and back again).
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Hi Jim,
I would suggest doing the sharpening at a 100% view. If you need to see the whole image check it at 50%. Be aware of alias issues at view sizes other than multiples of 100%.
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