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Ok, I tried showing what I meant on your piece but wasn't as successful as I hoped but still, things look sharper.
I also duplicated the layer, Gaussian Blurred it, set it to Screen and set the Opacity to 60%.
It's easy things like this that can really add depth to a scene :).
Here is what resulted:
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Also, just to go into what I meant with Sharpening a bit more.. here is a basic starfield.
I first made the field, added the blue then flattened the image.
Then just sharpened once and again.
Result:
To get an effect like this though, the image has to be flat, so it's pretty much your finishing touch.
Hope I helped!
I also duplicated the layer, Gaussian Blurred it, set it to Screen and set the Opacity to 60%.
It's easy things like this that can really add depth to a scene :).
Here is what resulted:

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Also, just to go into what I meant with Sharpening a bit more.. here is a basic starfield.
I first made the field, added the blue then flattened the image.
Then just sharpened once and again.
Result:

To get an effect like this though, the image has to be flat, so it's pretty much your finishing touch.
Hope I helped!
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