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Feb 02, 2006 11:59 |  #1

I'm new here but have been into photography for about 7 years now. I just started using digital and new at PS. Is there a plugin for PS or a program out there that I can blow up my images without ruining the resolution?

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Feb 02, 2006 12:09 |  #2

Hi Danny, welcome :)
I could try this one: PhotoZoom Professional (external link)


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Feb 02, 2006 12:13 as a reply to  @ hemuni's post |  #3

Hi Danny,

I routinely print 16x20inch images from my 20D and believe they are excellent quality using a commerical house (www.whcc.com) and have done as large as 20x30 with great results. I crop them to the size I want printed at a 300DPI setting using Phosotshop.

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Feb 02, 2006 12:23 as a reply to  @ Dchemist's post |  #4

Extensis Pxl SmartScale works great.


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Feb 02, 2006 12:43 |  #5

In my opinion - and experience from a lot of testing - every image requires a different method of upscaling to get it to it's best. One method/program works greats for stuff like architecture, but not portraits or animals. Another works great on animals, but looks terrible on portraits. And on and on and on... Many methods/programs will look decent, a couple will look the best and it will be a close call.

From my viewpoint good sharpening will do more to make an image look good than upscaling technique/method/progr​am. Pick Bicubic Sharper or Smoother, and spend your time on fine tuning the sharpening to the subject matter and print size.


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