Somebody in this forum made me aware of this sharpening tool.
I got it for free and I read that it has been discontinued
It has a great manual and in no time we were friends.
And also in no time the pictures I tried it with were where I wanted them to be.
Probably personal taste, I know.
On the other hand I see more sharpening apps on the market...
Just out of curiosity, why do this good things disappear?
It could have been a recommendation from me - I keep recommending it all the time.
It's still the best as far as I'm concerned. The options and flexibility it offers, as well as the quality of the results with proper use, are superb.
I shall be very "pissed" (to be impolite about it) when it no longer coheres with future upgrades of Photoshop or OSX, but that's life.
I think we must understand that it consumes a lot of developers' time and effort to keep updating their products every time cooperating infrastructure changes, and there comes a point when perhaps the business case for maintaining a product simply diminishes below viability - that would be one common reason why "good things disappear". But for any other specific reasons, the developers themselves would have to advise.
