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Photo enlargement

Brian017 · 2007-03-15 16:09:59

Apologies if this isn't the right forum. Is there any way of enlarging a 200x150 pixel photo without affecting the quality of the photo i.e. blurriness etc.. Thanks for your help.:)

15-03-2007 4:09pm

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Apologies if this isn't the right forum. Is there any way of enlarging a 200x150 pixel photo without affecting the quality of the photo i.e. blurriness etc.. Thanks for your help.:)

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#2 15-03-2007 4:14pm

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from a practical point of view, I'd say no.

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#3 15-03-2007 4:22pm

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seconded, assuming you mean enlarge it to a usable or printable size.

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#4 15-03-2007 4:33pm

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Ah crap :mad: Thanks anywho

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#5 15-03-2007 5:06pm

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As the others have said, increasing the size of an image will result in loss of quality. But if you have photoshop and want to see how much bigger you can make your image without losing too much quality then you might find this article interesting..

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#6 15-03-2007 5:30pm

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With a good bit of work you might be able to get something out of it. It would depend on the image itself. However you'd have to do a lot of messing in photoshop to clean things up, even faking detail.

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