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I tried using the macro mode in Camera +. The image looked sharper on the LED screen and you can only sharpen so much within PSE plus the image was downsized. I did like the posterize version where sharpness doesn't matter. Before I did editing in PSE I did clarify & applied an orange tint in the native iPhone 6 camera app. The image on the R is the posterize filter in PSE 11 - an altered image look.
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