when you zoom in onto a picture and its pixilized... is there a way to make it clearer? or not.
You can blur (filter) is or when you resize it photo shop it use a filter by default to smooth it out (bicubic?) .. . although it will not be perfect.
Last edited by jsnipy (2007-04-29 18:55:34)
you always "sharpen" ?
by zoom do you actually mean zoom? or enlarge... if you are only zooming does it need to be clearer, as when you are done editing it wont be seen in the 'zoomed' state. if you are, in fact, enlarging, then photoshop has an automatic feature to help clear pixilation, but there isnt much you can do.SealXo wrote:
when you zoom in onto a picture and its pixilized... is there a way to make it clearer? or not.
I was reading about some fractal technology that is supposed to give you unlimited resolution.SealXo wrote:
when you zoom in onto a picture and its pixilized... is there a way to make it clearer? or not.
I doubt that photoshop has it however...
any link to it?CommieChipmunk wrote:
I was reading about some fractal technology that is supposed to give you unlimited resolution.SealXo wrote:
when you zoom in onto a picture and its pixilized... is there a way to make it clearer? or not.
I doubt that photoshop has it however...
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Thats all the crap you see in CSI, where they will zoom in on a camera and see that the murderer's pores are a tad blocked.CommieChipmunk wrote:
I was reading about some fractal technology that is supposed to give you unlimited resolution.SealXo wrote:
when you zoom in onto a picture and its pixilized... is there a way to make it clearer? or not.
I doubt that photoshop has it however...
With a blur you'll make it look worse You can't enhance the quality of a picture that's already in a crap state or something what I sometimes do if the picture looks very ugly and big I resize it a bit and it'll look better.jsnipy wrote:
You can blur (filter) is or when you resize it photo shop it use a filter by default to smooth it out (bicubic?) .. . although it will not be perfect.
yes. i know. But if you HAVE to up size it ...kmt wrote:
With a blur you'll make it look worse You can't enhance the quality of a picture that's already in a crap state or something what I sometimes do if the picture looks very ugly and big I resize it a bit and it'll look better.jsnipy wrote:
You can blur (filter) is or when you resize it photo shop it use a filter by default to smooth it out (bicubic?) .. . although it will not be perfect.
No it works! It turns this ...Doms wrote:
Thats all the crap you see in CSI, where they will zoom in on a camera and see that the murderer's pores are a tad blocked.CommieChipmunk wrote:
I was reading about some fractal technology that is supposed to give you unlimited resolution.SealXo wrote:
when you zoom in onto a picture and its pixilized... is there a way to make it clearer? or not.
I doubt that photoshop has it however...
... into this ...
Last edited by jsnipy (2007-04-30 03:15:49)
That's some awesome zooming, that must be like, 10000000000000000000002%jsnipy wrote:
yes. i know. But if you HAVE to up size it ...kmt wrote:
With a blur you'll make it look worse You can't enhance the quality of a picture that's already in a crap state or something what I sometimes do if the picture looks very ugly and big I resize it a bit and it'll look better.jsnipy wrote:
You can blur (filter) is or when you resize it photo shop it use a filter by default to smooth it out (bicubic?) .. . although it will not be perfect.No it works! It turns this ...Doms wrote:
Thats all the crap you see in CSI, where they will zoom in on a camera and see that the murderer's pores are a tad blocked.CommieChipmunk wrote:
I was reading about some fractal technology that is supposed to give you unlimited resolution.
I doubt that photoshop has it however...
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/4097 … 4fbly9.jpg
... into this ...
http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/3148/fractaldx0.gif
raise the image size to 200% proportionately and double the dpi, then use blur effects
Don't magnify to make it bigger. Copy the smaller image onto a larger canvas, then ctrl+T to resize it. If you go too big, yeah, it pixelates, but you can enlarge quit a bit without any problems.