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How to improve the quality of a resized/stretched picture.

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by ameerulislam1, Oct 18, 2010.

  1. #1
    When we stretch a picture it usually gets blur. Quality of a stretched picture reduces. what is the technique that can be used to eliminate or at least improve the quality of the stretched picture in photoshop/paint.net or in any other program.

    Thanks
     
    ameerulislam1, Oct 18, 2010 IP
  2. thenonk

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    to resize, adjust the images size, make sure the pixel is set for printing purposes, adjust resolution pixels. the bigger the print size, resolution must be diminished ...:)
     
    thenonk, Oct 18, 2010 IP
  3. ameerulislam1

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    Can you explain what have you said? I could not get you. Tx
     
    ameerulislam1, Oct 18, 2010 IP
  4. Keo777

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    The best tool I'd suggest to do this is Genuine Fractals photoshop addon. It's the best when it comes to resizing an image drastically with pretty much the same image quality. I use it myself. Works great!
     
    Keo777, Oct 18, 2010 IP
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    Imagenomic is something you could add on to help with noise if it occurs (for photoshop). You could also sharpen an image if it is a bit blurry. One way is to use a high pass filter of a duplicate layer, and set it to overlay. It might help reduce blur.
     
    timbearden, Oct 21, 2010 IP
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    In Photoshop, try Filter -> Smart Sharpen, and have a bit of a mess with the settings (the values you use will depend on how much you've changed the image scale by). It can help as long as you're not resizing the image too much. In general though, you'll always lose quality when resizing up so it's best to get source images as large as poss, although I realise that doesn't help much if you can't get bigger images.
     
    Tastyweb, Oct 21, 2010 IP
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    it will help if you use the png format. cant vouch for other formats.
     
    olddocks, Oct 21, 2010 IP
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    I suggest you to make some surface or smart blur on the image and make it sharpen. It works great for myself
     
    nemi, Oct 22, 2010 IP
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    bloggernutshell Greenhorn

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    I would have done the same thing when a image is blurred while resizing .
     
    bloggernutshell, Nov 8, 2010 IP
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    Sharpening through the filters is only a slight, "band-aid" fix. Try this instead:

    1. Open up the image, then duplicate the layer the image is on (ctrl-J)
    2. Run a "high pass" filter (filter > other > high pass), adjust it to your liking
    3. Change that layer to a "hard light" layer
    4. Your image is sharpened and more vivid without being distorted.
     
    agrable, Dec 19, 2010 IP
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    Hi Keo77, where i can get Genuine Fractals photoshop addon? it's free?
     
    jatrasmara, Jan 13, 2011 IP
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  13. Jakiller

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    You need to resize a file to a proportional size of its original one, or just use ctrl+t and then use the things on the corner, and press shift while resizing ;).
     
    Jakiller, Jan 14, 2011 IP