puckhead193 macrumors G3 Original poster May 25, 2004 9,579 870 NY Oct 22, 2006 #1 in photoshop their is away to make the photo large but also digitally increase the pixels so it becomes less blurry... how do you do it? enlarging
in photoshop their is away to make the photo large but also digitally increase the pixels so it becomes less blurry... how do you do it? enlarging
Mydriasis macrumors 6502 Mar 17, 2005 476 0 Oct 22, 2006 #2 Yup, picture>size and at the bottom you can choose which methode photoshop uses to increase the size, standard is bicubic. But it will go blurry. Photoshop can't do the impossible. Attachments Unbenannt-1.jpg 25.4 KB · Views: 82
Yup, picture>size and at the bottom you can choose which methode photoshop uses to increase the size, standard is bicubic. But it will go blurry. Photoshop can't do the impossible.
puckhead193 macrumors G3 Original poster May 25, 2004 9,579 870 NY Oct 22, 2006 #3 Mydriasis said: Yup, picture>size and at the bottom you can choose which methode photoshop uses to increase the size, standard is bicubic. But it will go blurry. Photoshop can't do the impossible. Click to expand... thanks, i just need it increase it a little bit... hopefully this should work...
Mydriasis said: Yup, picture>size and at the bottom you can choose which methode photoshop uses to increase the size, standard is bicubic. But it will go blurry. Photoshop can't do the impossible. Click to expand... thanks, i just need it increase it a little bit... hopefully this should work...
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apfhex macrumors 68030 Aug 8, 2006 2,670 5 Northern California Oct 22, 2006 #5 Use an Unsharp Mask after you've enlarged it. There's no way to make it perfect though. You could also use "Bicubic Sharper" instead of just Bicubic, but I think you get better results sharpening manually.
Use an Unsharp Mask after you've enlarged it. There's no way to make it perfect though. You could also use "Bicubic Sharper" instead of just Bicubic, but I think you get better results sharpening manually.