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AleksandraAdvanced contest user
PostPosted: Mon May 18, 2009 1:38 am    Post subject: How To Enlarge Images Almost Without Quality Loss Reply with quote

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It happens you've resized your image to the smaller size and deleted the original one. Or you've shot something great with your mobile phone. If you need to print this photo, make a poster or just to join our photo contests there are some ways to enlarge your photo almost without quality loss.

A. Photoshop.
1. Enlarge you photo 10%, using Image -> Image Size -> Bicubic Smoother (Best for Enlargment) until you get the size you need.
2. If your photo is b&w you can enlarge it 50% at once almost without quality loss.
3. Post process carefully if needed (blur, sharp, draw some parts or add noise).

B. Photoshop.
1. Enlarge your photo twice more than you need.
2. Blur it just to hide artifacts, then sharpen to show details.
3. Resize it to the size you need.

C. Enlarge software.
1. Download any of resize programs or plugins. For example, http://reshade.com/
2. Enlarge it online http://reshade.com/online-image-resizer/add-image (Upload image, choose effects (if you want) and the size you need)
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Dwight Truitt
PostPosted: Wed May 20, 2009 3:01 pm    Post subject: wow thanks! Reply with quote

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I have been strugling with trying to fully use a photoshop.all the layers and just a million diffrent things to learn and use correctly.anyhow i've been working on a photo of my friends newborn baby,its a small pic on the hospital website.i've been trying to resize it so we could have the pic framed for them before they get home.i worked and worked,REALLY.Im no expert by no means but i had it looking good.i happened to see the forum blog you wrote about resizing.i went to that web link RESHADE.man i put that pic in and in three seconds it came out bigger than i made it and i have to say was a little more clear too!that is very cool and i would like to thank you for your assertive efforts to help out.and let you know at least me "even if nobody else"really appreciate it.You made me the hero.. GREAT HELP....AWESOME WEBSITE. DWIGHT
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AleksandraAdvanced contest user
PostPosted: Sat May 23, 2009 2:24 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I'm glad it's useful for you!
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