
Originally Posted by
Arthur Morris
YAW. The face always needs to be parallel to the imaging sensor. As is the head and face are severely angled away from the plane of the back of the camera, with the chin much farther away from you and the top of the head much closer. Does that make sense? This principle is covered in ABP II--do you have a copy?
Also, I would crop about 1/3 off the bottom.
As for sharpening for the web, you can--in Unsharp Mask, set the Radius to .3 and then play with the Amount. Somewhere between 100 and 450 will be perfect for JPEGs of varying sizes. Remember: with JPEGs for the web you do NOT want the image to look oversharpened. Lastly, you should select and sharpen only the subject and not the BKGR.