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How to enlarge images without loosing quality?
I have 5 images there size less than1800x1600. I want to make them 1800x1600 so how do i do it? Are there any good online service or downloadable software for that?
I have 5 images there size less than1800x1600. I want to make them 1800x1600 so how do i do it? Are there any good online service or downloadable software for that?
Search for and install the GIMP.
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GEWB
You can't enlarge images from their original sizes without losing quality. No software can do that.
^ lol. try faststone image resizer, it also depends on the quality and type of image you are trying to enlarge as to how it comes out.
enlarging a photo that has been scanned will not produce a decent result, but a digital image that you enlarge should be fine.(depending on the quality of the file.)
free:
FastStone Photo Resizer - Powerful Image Converter/Resizer
MS paint is pretty good tool!
Photoshop CS series - Get a plug-in called Genuine Fractals that works very well - Link: http://www.ononesoftware.com
ImageEnlarger http://sourceforge.net/projects/imageenlarger/ which is a SourceForge project. The member who originally suggested this app said he's taken an 800 x 600 image and increased the width to 1280 with amazing results. You have to play around with the Sharpness, PreSharpen, and DeNoise controls a bit.
Photoshop Elements (poor man's CS5 - ie me) using good interpolation. Gimp for even poorer men may be ok?
Obviously nothing will create information but it's all about viewing distance and human perception of the image.