Without more details this sounds like it may be normal. You don't say what you mean by "show up being sharp". From my initial experimentation with the tool and from reading the manual there are two tools that help judge sharpness. One is "contrast edges" and the other is "fine details". The manual is quite clear in stating that "contrast edges" is not always a good indicator of sharpness. From your description of "white whiskers" it sounds like you are using "contrast edges" to judge sharpness. What do you see when you use "fine details"?
Without more details this
Without more details this sounds like it may be normal. You don't say what you mean by "show up being sharp". From my initial experimentation with the tool and from reading the manual there are two tools that help judge sharpness. One is "contrast edges" and the other is "fine details". The manual is quite clear in stating that "contrast edges" is not always a good indicator of sharpness. From your description of "white whiskers" it sounds like you are using "contrast edges" to judge sharpness. What do you see when you use "fine details"?