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How to improve the low(poor) quality image to high quality image?

Best way to improve image quality?

  • I have a few images of adequate quality, from which I would like to try and remove some of the pixelation and just make them look a bit more polished. I have access to Photoshop CS5 and that's about it. File size is irrelevant. I'd prefer common formats like .png, etc.

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    2 tips: 1: when sizing up a photo use the 110 rule which is instead of sizing all at once do it in increments of 110% at a time until its the size you need. This will interpolate the image better. 2: Create a duplicate layer in photoshop: Go To: Filter/Other/High Pass Once in High Pass set the radius to 8.0 and click ok. (It will look gray and inverted) Then go to your layer and change the setting in your layer pallet from Normal to OVERLAY. You can adjust the opacity as you see fit :)

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It's difficult. You can double the image size and do a sharpen on the image. That will help, but overall, when you don't have enough resolution on your image, there's not much you can do. Try the scaling, it does help a bit. Just scale it by multiple of 2's. It scales better. -Wei www.artofwei.com

Wei

It would be really hard to try and tell you what to do without seeing the shots. You can try to reduce noise if that's a problem but I can't say much more without seeing an image and having n idea of what you'd like to do to it.

rick

You can use by Photoshop CS4.

Lucy

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