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Re: [kriso9tails] Photoshop Tricks and Ticks:
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kriso9tails
Mar 6, 2008, 7:20 AM
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Old 'trick' and much simpler: Optimized Image Enlargement (without genuine fractals). If you want to size a photographic image up (or any raster image for that matter), Photoshop is going to have to resample pixels, or to put it ineloquently (and maybe a little inaccurately), make a mathematical guess what pixels to add based on the surrounding pixels. The bigger your enlargement is the more pixels Photoshop has to add thus the more it has to guess. The solution is simple then; make multiple, smaller enlargements in succession. In the Image Size dialog box, change the resampling method to bicubic smoother. Next, change the measurement units for width and height from inches to percent and enlarge by 110%. Just keep repeating this until your image reaches the size you want. Obviously this can't add detail or clarity where there was none to begin with, but it will prevent your image from losing any through bad resampling.
(This post was edited by kriso9tails on Mar 10, 2008, 8:32 PM)
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