First of all, super job on the videos guys. I am really enjoying the videos and am doing my best impersonation of a sponge with all of the info. I am learning some new things, gaining confidence in things I already knew, or believed, and have already gotten more than my money's worth in these videos.
I have watched the Capture Sharpen video twice this morning and everything has sunk in and I understand all except for one small part: At the end of his description of high frequency images vs low frequency images ; At 7:29 to be exact, Jeff states that if the image is a high frequency image "you want to be below one...one is the default". I am at a loss as to which setting the one is referring to. I have replayed this section several times and I still can not link the setting of one to any of the sliders mentioned. Can someone clarify this for me? (Maybe I need a clarity slider on the back of my head that someone can slide to the right....LOL)
Thanks again for making all of this wonderful knowledge available for us. And props to Chris on the fantastic editing job. Looks very nice and is easy to follow.