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Apr 12th 2004 | #147795 Report |
Member since: Apr 12th 2004 Posts: 1 |
First, I'm sorry for my english program mistake. I'm Vietnamese, my english so bad. I have a small picture, now I want to resize it bigger but the picture's so bad, it's broken and ugly. Please help me how to rezise the picture bigger with good quality. thank you very much |
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Apr 12th 2004 | #147847 Report |
Member since: Mar 25th 2002 Posts: 1143 |
Hi and welcome to the forum. There may be a few ways that we may be able to help you, but it is not likely. The polite way is normally to say "you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear" - meaning, in this context that you cannot create data out of nothing. However, post what picture you are trying to optimise or whatever and I am sure that most here will have a stab at helping you. Sorry for my English I am lazy and have been speaking it too long, so I hope you understand ;) |
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Jul 20th 2004 | #156007 Report |
Member since: Jul 20th 2004 Posts: 1 |
hi if this picture is VERY BAD in PIXEL-quality (e.g. 80x120 px ;) ), you got to use a software (e.g. Spline : http://www.trulyphotomagic.com/shortcut/customer/content.php?page=ourproducts) Otherwise if its NOT SO BAD, you can use my tutorial here ;) Follow the steps to enhance your pic/s my friend: 1. Open your [bad] picture 2. Dublicate it 2 times 3. Desaturate BOTH layers now created. [Strg] + [Shift] + [U] -FIRST duplicated Layer: [Image] --> [Adjustment] --> [Levels] ---- [0-----0.32---255] -SECOND duplica. Layer: [Image] --> [Adjustment] --> [Levels] ---- [0-----0.44---211] then -FIRST duplicated Layer: [Filter] ---> [Blur] --> [Gaussian Blur] ....... ( 1 - 3 Depending on your pic. ) -SECOND duplica. Layer: [Filter] ---> [Blur] --> [Gaussian Blur] ....... ( 1 - 3 Depending on your pic. ) then -FIRST duplicated Layer: [Filter] --> [Sharpen] --> [Sharpen] ...(many times, depending on your pic)...i used 5 times -SECOND duplica. Layer: [Filter] --> [Sharpen] --> [Sharpen] ...(many times, depending on your pic)...i used 5 times then -FIRST and SECOND duplicated Layer: 1.) Set Blending-Options to OVERLAY and Set Opacity to 50 % [Depending on your pic] (note that the original pic must be bottom, bright duplicate top and dark dupl. in the midle in the Layer-Window] hope i helped you ;) Mustafa |
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