Hi Stuart,
I feel your pain, but don't discard your precious photos just yet. There
are new photo enhancing innovations all the time. For example last fall,
Adobe demonstrated a new unblur technology that brought gasps from the
crowd. Many are hoping it will be included in the next generation of
Photoshop.
http://hexus.net/ce/news/cameras/32134-adobe-unblur-technology-one-click-sharpen-images/
Until then, here's what Photoshop can do. To enlarge photos without
losing resolution, I find it's a high-wire act between four Photoshop
techniques:
1. Unsharp Mask (under filters)
2. Noise reduction (under filters)
2. High Pass
http://www.madrasgeek.com/2009/10/how-to-unblur-picture-in-photoshop-five.html
3. And increasing the photo size gradually, 10% at a time
http://www.depiction.net/tutorials/photoshop/upscaleimages.php
I've had some luck using these in tandem.
Hope this helps,
Jane
On 2/11/12 11:17 AM, stuartungar wrote:
When I went to Hungary, I took a decent camera, but also used my iPod touch to
take photos. Now I find some of my favorite shots were from the iPod and are
pretty low resolution. I was hoping to enlarge one to nearly poster size, but
am thinking it will pixelate and look awful. Are there any tricks to bump up
the resolution on photos like these? Or, was this just a lesson learned? : (
Thanks,
Stuart
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