What is Unsharp masking?
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Answer / Manish Thapa
Unsharp masking is an image enhancement technique used to increase the perceived sharpness of an image. It works by creating a 'mask' that highlights edges and details, then subtracting a slightly blurred version of the original image from this mask. The result is a sharper-looking image with enhanced contrast between edges.
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