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Hello, I have a 200 x 200 black and white picture, and I am trying to resize to a 800 x 800. I tried on the image size, but it only blow it up for me, the image is not sharp anymore. Are there any ways I can blow it up and still have good quality image? Thanks ![]() |
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ok, to start with, although PS is good there are limits and a 200% increase in size will push the resizing functions to the limit.
You can try resizing and then sharpening the image. Or you could try resizing using a different resampling method (ie bi linear or nearest neighbour) ... |
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Unsharp Mask under the Sharpen tools can usually give pretty good results if you play around with the settings.
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Thanks,
It works! Another question is if the picture is fairly long, it is almost like 2 page print. I tried to print out, but it only gives me the 1st half. Where should I do to get the 2nd half? Thanks again. |
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hmm,
printing across pages is difficult. You can either scale it to fit on one page or cut it in half and print the two seperate images |
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