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You could try: duplicate your finished image to a new layer. Convert the new layer to a Smart Object. Apply Filter>Other...>High Pass. Set radius of 10 pixels. Click OK. Set the Smart Layer to Soft Light. Now you can double-click the High Pass filter in the Smart Object and play around with radius sizes until you get the look you want. This should help compensate a bit for the difference in resolution. For a more dramatic effect, set the Smart Layer to Overlay.

[QUOTE="jaysuess, post: 1533587422, member: 62463"] You could try: duplicate your finished image to a new layer. Convert the new layer to a Smart Object. Apply Filter>Other...>High Pass. Set radius of 10 pixels. Click OK. Set the Smart Layer to Soft Light. Now you can double-click the High Pass filter in the Smart Object and play around with radius sizes until you get the look you want. This should help compensate a bit for the difference in resolution. For a more dramatic effect, set the Smart Layer to Overlay. [/QUOTE]

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