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  • As usual, I need some help ...

    If there are any Photoshop wizards here, I need the following image in, at least, triple it's current size, but without distorting it ... Any help would be greatly appreciated too ... It has to be less than 10mb in memory too though ... Thank YOU btw ...


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    I'm no pro, but here's my try.

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    • #3
      Hah awesome

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      • #4
        but he said triple
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        • #5
          oh wait, instead of making a whole new topic I actually have the same ? LOL

          can this pic be seperated by indivuals and made bigger? and if not can you just make this pic bigger as well.....


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          • #6
            no... the image is way too small for anything... it'll look like a blurred mess when sized up.

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            • #7
              From my understanding, jpegs cannot be upped without looking like garbage. If you have a TIFF or PSD file, those actually you could. This is after listening to my Photography teacher for six hours straight.

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              • #8
                Jpeg's have a compression which blurs the image. Although a Hi-rez jpeg is pretty clean. images such as .gifs can only hold 256 colors upon saving, but allows for a transparency. a .png also allows for transparencies when saved to 256 colors, but it can also hold 16 million colors without. a .tiff/.tif or .bmp are usually hi res images. but this all depends on the size and dpi the image has already.

                your image is really small. details will not appear if they are not already in the image. there will be major blurriness/pixelization.

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