Changing "image size" to get *more* pixels (blowing up)

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Henrik_Meier
Nov 18, 2003
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Hello. I would like to resample pixel images *upwardly* – say, changing them from 1600×1200 to 3200×2400 pixels. I do know i cannot gain any information and i could print the original pictures, just with very few pixels per inch. But then the image is too blurred. I use Paint Shop Pro 8 and Photoshop 7.
I think i heard, when scaling up, one should use a noise filter? How about unsharp mask? Do you have any other tipps, experiences, or just useful links? Thanks a lot!

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LenHewitt
Nov 18, 2003
Henrik,

It is ALWAYS worth applying a fairly hefty dose of Unsharp mask after re-sampling
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henrik2000
Nov 20, 2003
thanks!
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Henrik_Meier
Nov 20, 2003
Sure, thank you.

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