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Size Matters
By ayeshid
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Size Matters

sorry, the size of pic is too small so quality is not good but even then I can't stop myself playing with this one. By the way, is there any way to increase the size of pic without destroying its quality?

 
 
 
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digammo said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 12:23:28 AM EDT

could be a premature infnats hand. It's a very nice feeling image though.

Harry122 said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 12:31:51 AM EDT

Nice picture.

ZanderZ said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 9:17:31 AM EDT

Nice :) For increasing the size, try 'Unsharp mask'. It's not perfect, but most of the time better than without.

xke4de said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 12:25:20 PM EDT

you can increase to image in 10% increments in your image size over and over until you enlarge it enough. But if quality is bad to start with well that isn't going to get better.

batichango said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 3:50:45 PM EDT

you can make the pic bigger, but you wont get a great quality, you always are gonna loose quality, but you can play with the filter Sharpen/Unsharp Mask in Photoshop, after make your image bigger , it can help a little to fix some pics who lost details.

PS great work !!!

Logoinvision said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 4:14:05 PM EDT

If your source pic is like 1"x2" but its at 300dpi, you can almost triple the size (to like 3"x6") by opening a new doc in photoshop at 72dpi and then drag or copy the 300dpi one into that...

chortler said 5 years ago 1/18/2005 11:24:30 PM EDT

I actualy find the small pictures harder to work with.

fetymann said 5 years ago 1/23/2005 7:42:40 PM EDT

Yes, increase the Resolution under Image Size. You will see the dimensions change. It won't get the 'jaggys'as much as you would if you just increased the dimensions. Might want to Sharpen a little after that.