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    Need Image resized

    hello!
    I need a image resized larger then the original, but the Image quality has to be the same exact as the original. Contact me ASAP by email

    dejbostonpriv@aol.com

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    Hi i can resize it for you, do u have AIM?

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    Yes I do. What is your screen name so I can add you to my list.. No one can contcat me thats no on my list(privcy settings)

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    If you resize an image larger than then original size you have to substitute quality.
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    It's impossible to keep the quality when resizing from small to big.
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    Originally posted by CooperInt
    It's impossible to keep the quality when resizing from small to big.
    You mean unless the image is 100% vector
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    Well, yeah.. but we're talking about photos (I think)
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    Originally posted by CooperInt
    It's impossible to keep the quality when resizing from small to big.
    No - it's not.
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    Are you saying you can resize a a 500x600 PHOTO to a 1000x1200? Just an example...
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    erm graphism you can resize something bigger to even bigger a filter that is used with photoshop (costs $150) resizes thing to even bigger up to 1500x1500 i believe.

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    Just a quick note that a client of mine who does print work can take an image such as a standard photograph and enlarge it to about 300 ft x 300 ft if he wanted.

    Mind you most don't have this technology at home

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    Originally posted by maverik60
    erm graphism you can resize something bigger to even bigger a filter that is used with photoshop (costs $150) resizes thing to even bigger up to 1500x1500 i believe.
    Don't talk about things you know little about.

    If you have an image, lets say 1000 x 1000 pixels, and you make this 2000 x 2000 pixels, the image will become anti-aliased. This will blur the image because the program enlarging the original has to decide for the pixels, yes you can do it - but the quality will not stay the same.

    Are you telling me that I can go out and buy a 3MP camera and enlarge it to a 6MP or even an 8MP file? If this is true and you can do this you are a true genious! (Not to mention save me $500 on a better camera)
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    Originally posted by Mekhu
    Just a quick note that a client of mine who does print work can take an image such as a standard photograph and enlarge it to about 300 ft x 300 ft if he wanted.

    Mind you most don't have this technology at home
    Sure this is possible, but again the quality isn't there. For instance you can take a picture and enlarge it upto 300ft x 300ft will look great at distance, but not upclose.

    Adobe Photoshop can do all this without a plugin.
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    Point taken

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    Originally posted by Graphicism
    Don't talk about things you know little about.

    If you have an image, lets say 1000 x 1000 pixels, and you make this 2000 x 2000 pixels, the image will become anti-aliased. This will blur the image because the program enlarging the original has to decide for the pixels, yes you can do it - but the quality will not stay the same.

    Are you telling me that I can go out and buy a 3MP camera and enlarge it to a 6MP or even an 8MP file? If this is true and you can do this you are a true genious! (Not to mention save me $500 on a better camera)
    qaulity is always lost, im not stating it isnt, but its possible to make it that big without losing tons of AA.

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    Originally posted by maverik60
    qaulity is always lost, im not stating it isnt, but its possible to make it that big without losing tons of AA.
    As I said it's not possible in reply to the tread "I need a image resized larger then the original, but the Image quality has to be the same exact" - It's not possible.

    Yes it's possible to resize something huge, but you loose quality. It helps if it's a good quality image to start with, even so you'll gain blur when you make it larger.
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