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Open a photo you want to sharpen up.
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In the menu click Filter, Sharpen and choose Shake Reduction...
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A new dialog Shake Reduction dialog window pops up. Photoshop Automatically detects in which direction the camera shake occurred.
You can adjust the direction manually as well, but I will leave this step out.
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Photohop sharpened my photo.
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If your picture is a bit too sharp and grainy, you can use the smoothing option.
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Make sure you have the Preview option enabled so you can see the changes in realtime.
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The final result.
Without any manual tweaks, Photoshop did that automatically by itself.
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And this is the original photo.
The original photo was taken in the low-light conditions, that's why the sharpened version ended up a bit grainy.
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