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JoeV

Posts: 26
From: Southern California, USA
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Resizing Photos - 3/8/2001 22:15:00

Hi Folks

I probably know the answer to this already, but! Just in case one of the Wizards here may have a trick available.

Is there any program that can enlarge a photo without creating the pixelization that occurs when this is done?

I have some files of old photos that I would like to include on a web page but they are way to small. Some were originally taken with a digital camera and some were scanned in. Unfortunately the original photos are no longer available for rescanning.


Dixiedi Posts: 130 From: Cincinnati Status: offline	RE: Resizing Photos - 3/8/2001 23:26:00 Besides using one of the photo specific programs, PSP7 has some pretty good photo repair and enhance features. I was able to clean up some old photos of my kids, red eyes and all. There skin color came out great after the resize with very little effort. ------------------ Webmaster Resources Made Easy. http://www.webdesigns-4-you.com (in reply to JoeV)

Jego

Posts: 551
From: Near Brampton, Ontario, Canada
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RE: Resizing Photos - 3/8/2001 23:26:00

Joe, have you *tried* enlarging them? Are they really nasty when you do?

I ask, because Image Composer does a really good job on this, and I would assume that the "higher" progs...PS and PSP would do this as well.

I just did a couple so that I wouldn't be *lying* to you...an old b&w photo and a digital colour pic...blew them up about 300% and they looked surprisingly okay.

I suppose it also may depend on the picture.

Jego

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JoeV

Posts: 26
From: Southern California, USA
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RE: Resizing Photos - 3/10/2001 20:49:00

Thank You both very much for the tips. I just purchased PSP7 and just need to learn it's 10,000 functions.