Making the picture bigger by attempting to enlarge it simply pixelates it, but raising the resolution makes it bigger and simultaneously reduces the pixelation. Simply genius.
hey quick qustion my friend... I don't have a "bicubic automatic" option in the (image size) my options are: automatic - preserve details (enlargement) - preserve details 2.0 - bicubic smoother (enlargement) - bicubic sharper (reduction) - bicubic (smooth gradients) - nearest neighbor (hard edges) - bilinear but no "Bicubic Automatic"... which one do I choose?
you should do that in multiple layers and combine better parts of each layer to a composite. each layer having different stuff of course like denoise in one and smoothing in one etc. mostly keep areas around eyes, mouth etc but other larger skin areas with more prcessing such as denoise etc
I've tried this. Paint adjusts the size I pick. I need 500 x 680 px 8 mb max. Google seems to have changed my picture settings thru updates? I used to be able to upload to that stupid Shein site for points, until recently. My pictures are coming thru Google at size 483 x 644 59.4 kb. I also have Paintshop Pro. Any help please, obviously I don't know what I'm doing.
Hdesigntutorials thanks I'll try it. After 5 calls to Google (have a Nexus 6p) they have me load pic to Google, save to my PC, upload to a site, then change the size. It takes 5 min. a pic...pain!
I took a panorama picture of my son while he was hunting on my cell phone. I would like to create a print for him for a Christmas present this year. The problem is the picture is extremely pixelated. I've tried your tutorial but I am not sure I'm doing it correctly. Would you be willing to contact me privately and then walk me through fixing this image? I know it's a strange request... but I would really appreciate some help. Thank you in advance. Jim
here is a new tutorial explained with voice over i hope this will help you more. improve low resolution images quality in Photoshop cc 2017 th-cam.com/video/uWAtYPMqPkw/w-d-xo.html
you all prolly dont care at all but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Drew Jude thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
yes this applies to any kind of digital images , a video is a composition of several image keyframes but to upscale images in a video , you will need video editing softwares like Premiere pro or After Effects its not the same method.
images are clean when displayed in its real size , the problem is when you need to zoom in a little bit you start realizing that the image becomes pixelated, so the tutorial can help if you want to scale up for a larger print size or if you want to zoom in to a specific part of the image and show more details.
OK, this is a good way to do for posters but what if u want to make textures from old photos *what are in very bad quality . The problem is i need to use them as texture for some building in a game where i recreated some of those buildings. My major problem is the losing quality by using perspective correction and i cant enlarge them endless i need to keep it small but good looking o.c. And i don´t want this comic look what u achieve with some of this PS filters. So i hope there is still some way how to do?... thanks for help greeting .
why don't you try illustrator ! try the tracing options to convert the textures to vector then from there you can tweak the vectorised textures until you get good high quality image ! you can also scan the old images using a high resolution scanner then apply some cleaning in photoshop !
Hdesigntutorials hey thanks for the tips. I will try this out somehow, but I thought that's maybe PS could be useful for this too because I'm not so familiar. With the other program. ;) Greetings
you can use Adobe After Effects to enhance your video by upscaling it to a bigger resolution then applying some blur , noise reduction and color correction , surely you will get a better result out of your old videos.
Hey! When i change the resolution for 300, it also changes the height and width...however I want the picture to be 1080 pixels x 1350 pixels with 300 resolution...Is that possible? My picture needs to be 1080 x 1350 because its for instagram feed and the original photo (that was taken with a cannon camera) has a differente size. When i changed the original size to 1080 x 1350, it lost quality and if you zoom the picture you can see the pixels...What should I do?
Hello , what you are trying to achieve is way different than what is described in the tutorial , in this tutorial we are trying to prevent print mistakes often happening when the original image size or resolution is weaker than "what's needed" for the printed output measurements , so for example if the final print size is 1 meter H by 1 meter W and we have a photo that is only 800pX 800p when printed without upscaling or preparation you will get a pixelated or noisy output , especialy when you come closer to the printed material , also this tutorial comes in handy when you have a small resolution digital image and for a specific reason you "need" to zoom in at the eye of the person in the image (for example a poster hanged on a wall inside a 3d video game) so in this case "what is needed" is increasing the resolution "per unit" to see clearer details when zooming or when the hero comes closer to the wall, but in your case "what is needed" is decreasing the resolution of your DSLR camera image to adapt it for posting on social media, so zooming in is not really necessary in this case because the purpose behind sharing a photo on social media is not a proffesional purpose that needs a high quality image production and even if you need to share HQ productions most social media platforms won't allow it , you know they use codecs to compress images and videos to protect their bandwidth and facilitate the reach, so until now there is no way to get your 1080p x 1350p image which is a small resolution image zoomed on a big screen without seeing it pixelated and that's because simply it is a small image , but as an advice always use .png format to export your images, also always use Photoshop to decrease your huge DSLR photos because using mobile apps may decrease the quality, also there are options in Photoshop like resampling for smaller resolutions that can help you getting the best output quality but always use PNG.
this is the CS6 version of Adobe Photoshop , its available only for Laptop & Desktop computers , search the following key words on google : download adobe photoshop CS6
thank you sooo much for getting back to me.. it seems the vector I imported from ilustrator is blurred when imported into photoshop. I spent weeks making my designs but now that I am ready to print, I see that they are too blurry. Can this be fixed after the fact as it were. All that work ...if anyone has any ideas I would be super super grateful.
if the print size is big and your printed product will be placed at a far distance from the viewers then you don't have to worry if its a little bir blury , you will have to worry if it's pixelated visit this page to know every thing you need before print : www.hdesigntutorials.com/prepare-graphics-and-images-for-huge-billboard-print-sizes.html
I am sorry, but this might be a dumb question.... Is this version of Photoshop free? I accidently deleted the photos of my beautiful dog that passed away (I accidentally hit format SD card :( and they're all gone). However, I did have some pictures of her on my FB page that I would love to depixelate them for a mother's day present this year.
this version of photoshop is the CS6 Adobe collection and it's never been free ,but i believe if you search the internet like many others do, you will find trials or old copies to work with !
it depends on what reason you want to use your photo , in this tutorial we've been trying to enlarge a photo and make its aperture clean and usable for big prints so when printed on an x banner for example it will look smooth when someone comes closer to your print, but since you want to use your photo for small displays you wont be worried , you just need to know the exact production size you want , if you will need to enlarge it you should go through the procces described in the tutorial but if you need to downscale it you just reduce the size with no problem.
well this will need another tutorial , just subscribe and follow my channel i will look forward to explain how to create such animated introductions as soon as i will be ready to explore with you the world of Adobe After effects !
go to Filter Menu ---- camera raw filter ----- then switch to the detail tab , reduce the sharpening parameters and then in noise filter increase luminance and color noise parameters then click ok
Are some images just too far gone? Does that go without saying? I have a 800 x 600 image. I cleaned it up somewhat in Camera Raw and then I found this video. Camera Raw did work some magic, but I thought this video was going to really change the image and when I changed the resolution the pixels Exploded 10 times bigger....Upon looking at the image closer it seems to have made an improvement. Thanks!
sorry i didn't said the tutorial will improve the appearance of the image , all i've been saying is that when you use the resampling options that has been made in photoshop for enlargement , when you resize the photo and zoom in to compare the small one with the enlarged version of the same photo you will realize that the enlarged photo is less pixelated than the original , and the tutorial is showing exactly this experiment , and in fact this will help someone who is trying to print a small picture on a bigger print size because when the viewer comes closer to your print he wont detect that it's pixelated , and we put in account that a little bit of a blurry image will be always better than a pixelated image when printed on a big poster ! thats why it's helpfull to use that resampling options in photoshop + some noise reduction will fool the eye of the viewer when he/she have a closer look on your print.
It's so strange. I've worked magic where I've had an 800 x 600 pixelated image and turned it into nearly a smooth crisp painting. And then some horrid images taken with OLD CAMERAS, Lightroom and Camera Raw have no IDEA how to handle. It's Surreal! I think I have to get it through my thick skull that Lightroom and Photoshop can't continuously create what isn't already present....if that makes sense.
anyway i hope my tutorial was somehow helpful for you i will give you another suggestion for your work flow : 1 - open the photo in photoshop and go to image then enlarge it as described in the tutorial " it's up to you to set the size" but i may suggest to multiply the size by x 3 "width and height". 2 - go to filter - camera raw and switch to the detail tab the third tab in where you will find the noise reduction parameters try to denoise the image but without making it too much blurry then apply the filter . 3 - add a little bit of sharpness and contrast. try this work flow it may help !
Edit: Please read comments for clarifications here as I may have gotten ahead of myself. My initial claim was: "Noise reduction works much better if you DON'T heighten the resolution from 72 -> 300 px first. You can do that after noise-reduction."
i think this will make things look more soft and blurry after increasing the resolution , that's why i am not adding any filters on the image until it's big enough as i need it to be , so that i can decide then the amount of noise reduction to apply on the final result, while keeping in mind that image resampling is adding a little bit of blurriness to the image , also in the first place when you add noise reduction Photoshop will apply the filter and will process pixels which contains wider square dots on the image and that filter treatment will become bigger after enhancing the resolution , while adding any filters after increasing the Resolution will affect pixels containing smaller square dots which occupying less image data , which means less destruction and more filter definition.
@@Hdesigntutorialscom I hear you. Absolutely... I just could not get the noise reduction to be aggressive enough after I had enlarged the image... But I also did enlarge as much as 3 times, so... Fiddled around alot and added some more sharpening in the end to soften the somewhat blurriness you mentioned. When I come to think of it I did increase the image size first and applied filters afterwards, and after that I increased resolution from 72 to 300 dpi, I think since I increased resolution so much I couldn't get the filters to attack the right surface area and had to do it before the final resolution enlargement... My comment should rather read: If you are enlarging enormously it could be beneficial to first enlarge maybe halfway, apply filters, and then complete enlargement, and apply filters again... Cause I don't think there's any settings to choose surface area of attack in Noise Reduction... Or am I wrong?
for a simple , easy and clean work flow i suggest that you increase the resolution once not twice if you can't get the noise reduction filter to work effectively you can try applying the filter for two times , or you can even use the noise reduction filter in camera raw filters it's more powerful and of course you can add the filter to specific areas on the image by using masks or faded selections.
unfortunately we can't remove blur from images we can only augment image size and resolution but you still can add a little bit of sharpness to bring up a little bit the details of an image.
hi! please can someone depixelate a photo for me. actually i do have the photoshop paid version . my cat is stolen and i cant see the number in the image. plz,plz,plz,plz
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Kudos, it's awesome and it's really helpful, thank you :3
Making the picture bigger by attempting to enlarge it simply pixelates it, but raising the resolution makes it bigger and simultaneously reduces the pixelation. Simply genius.
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OMG! I've been in TH-cam for 4 hours to solve my problem like this. Thank you for sharing! It helped me really! I appreciate!
No problem
No problem.
Thanks so much for your tutorials, I was stuck all the time to fix a image...Now I fallow steps by step and the results was great...
uh i dont have an option such as bicubic automatic. the only bicubic i have are smooth, smoother and sharper. pls help me which one to choose
use "Smooth"
thank youu!
hey quick qustion my friend... I don't have a "bicubic automatic" option in the (image size)
my options are:
automatic
- preserve details (enlargement)
- preserve details 2.0
- bicubic smoother (enlargement)
- bicubic sharper (reduction)
- bicubic (smooth gradients)
- nearest neighbor (hard edges)
- bilinear
but no "Bicubic Automatic"... which one do I choose?
choose automatic - preserve details ( enlargement )
Imagine doing this with the minecraft textures
Lmao! then the game will be 1 million dollar 😂
@@ezio4102 its already
it will be billion dollars after :D
hahahaha
I think you break a rule of time and space
Yoooo
you should do that in multiple layers and combine better parts of each layer to a composite. each layer having different stuff of course like denoise in one and smoothing in one etc. mostly keep areas around eyes, mouth etc but other larger skin areas with more prcessing such as denoise etc
I really apreciate this dude, at first im having trouble how to print picture to big size now its done easy as pie
Oh thank you very much, it's very useful for me to improve photos of my father who died....BIG LIKE FOR YOUR TUTORIAL!
Dragan Despotovic I am sorry to read that :/
very good tutorial, straight to the point, unlike other tutorial they have blah blah blah.... Thank you!
you are welcome
CS5 doesn't have Bicubic Automatic in the drop down list. What Photoshop are you using?
this is the CS6 version
I have the same issue. I'm using CC tho. Which "Bicubic" should i use then? I have Bicubic Smoother,
Bicubic Sharper, and Bicubic (smooth gradients).
use Bicubic Smoother,
I dont have bicubic automatic in Ps 2014 , which bicubic should I use?
I've tried this. Paint adjusts the size I pick. I need 500 x 680 px 8 mb max. Google seems to have changed my picture settings thru updates? I used to be able to upload to that stupid Shein site for points, until recently. My pictures are coming thru Google at size 483 x 644 59.4 kb. I also have Paintshop Pro. Any help please, obviously I don't know what I'm doing.
try the solution in the tutorial using ( Adobe Photoshop cc ) it may help
Hdesigntutorials thanks I'll try it. After 5 calls to Google (have a Nexus 6p) they have me load pic to Google, save to my PC, upload to a site, then change the size. It takes 5 min. a pic...pain!
WTF! Why in the hell are you doing all of that? If you have Paint Shop Pro you can resize to any size.... Am I missing something?
I took a panorama picture of my son while he was hunting on my cell phone. I would like to create a print for him for a Christmas present this year. The problem is the picture is extremely pixelated. I've tried your tutorial but I am not sure I'm doing it correctly. Would you be willing to contact me privately and then walk me through fixing this image? I know it's a strange request... but I would really appreciate some help. Thank you in advance. Jim
of course you can contact me on the website here : www.hdesigntutorials.com/contact-us/
Thank you very much Hdesigntutorials. I've now subscribed and will keep a watch for your narrative
here is a new tutorial explained with voice over i hope this will help you more.
improve low resolution images quality in Photoshop cc 2017
th-cam.com/video/uWAtYPMqPkw/w-d-xo.html
you all prolly dont care at all but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot the password. I love any assistance you can give me.
@Sutton Quinton Instablaster :)
@Drew Jude thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Drew Jude It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my account !
Will this work on mobile Adobe Photoshop as well?
i never tested it , but if you want a web based solution that works fine on mobiles you can check here :
th-cam.com/video/CS6ugTP_dOA/w-d-xo.html
Nice video shot, well done, thank you for sharing it with us :)
You are welcome
I’m blown away at how amazing this looks!! Can you do this on the app version not just on computer?
for the moment we are making tutorials just for computer platforms , we may post tutorials for mobile applications in a further stage !
Thanks for the wonderful tutorial..
is this also can apply to an image that has more pixels than the sample video.... blur + pixelated combine
yes this applies to any kind of digital images , a video is a composition of several image keyframes but to upscale images in a video , you will need video editing softwares like Premiere pro or After Effects its not the same method.
Is there any tips you can offer?
Like what , search the channel and you will find good tricks
How long does it take to learn soft?
depends on how much time you sit in front of your computer screen
what if u want the image size to remain exactly what is was before.
images are clean when displayed in its real size , the problem is when you need to zoom in a little bit you start realizing that the image becomes pixelated, so the tutorial can help if you want to scale up for a larger print size or if you want to zoom in to a specific part of the image and show more details.
OK, this is a good way to do for posters but what if u want to make textures from old photos *what are in very bad quality . The problem is i need to use them as texture for some building in a game where i recreated some of those buildings. My major problem is the losing quality by using perspective correction and i cant enlarge them endless i need to keep it small but good looking o.c. And i don´t want this comic look what u achieve with some of this PS filters. So i hope there is still some way how to do?...
thanks for help greeting .
why don't you try illustrator ! try the tracing options to convert the textures to vector then from there you can tweak the vectorised textures until you get good high quality image ! you can also scan the old images using a high resolution scanner then apply some cleaning in photoshop !
Hdesigntutorials hey thanks for the tips. I will try this out somehow, but I thought that's maybe PS could be useful for this too because I'm not so familiar. With the other program. ;) Greetings
you are welcome , and please subscribe to my channel to get notified, my next tutorial will be also about restoration techniques.
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Glad I could help
I don't have bcubic automatic? So where can I download it?
try to update to newer adobe versions
If you, for example have a video made by a nokia 3310 (my childhood videos) can you depixelate that video too or does it only work for images?
you can use Adobe After Effects to enhance your video by upscaling it to a bigger resolution then applying some blur , noise reduction and color correction , surely you will get a better result out of your old videos.
this video deserve a ton of likes.. thank you for solving my problem
thx for your comment
did u try it ? ......i don't know why it didn't work with me
Nice one very understanding
Thanks for this video...it's helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the helpful video..
My pleasure
Will it support on Photoshop CS2?
sure i think the tutorial is applicable also for Photoshop cs2 version
why would u still have cs2
because it gets the job done and you don't have to buy the newest version. I'm still using cs3
I'm broke fam
what is fam
Can i do this in Adobe CC
yes it's the same tips for Ps CC
Thank such great tutorial. It helps me.
Hey! When i change the resolution for 300, it also changes the height and width...however I want the picture to be 1080 pixels x 1350 pixels with 300 resolution...Is that possible? My picture needs to be 1080 x 1350 because its for instagram feed and the original photo (that was taken with a cannon camera) has a differente size. When i changed the original size to 1080 x 1350, it lost quality and if you zoom the picture you can see the pixels...What should I do?
Hello , what you are trying to achieve is way different than what is described in the tutorial , in this tutorial we are trying to prevent print mistakes often happening when the original image size or resolution is weaker than "what's needed" for the printed output measurements , so for example if the final print size is 1 meter H by 1 meter W and we have a photo that is only 800pX 800p when printed without upscaling or preparation you will get a pixelated or noisy output , especialy when you come closer to the printed material , also this tutorial comes in handy when you have a small resolution digital image and for a specific reason you "need" to zoom in at the eye of the person in the image (for example a poster hanged on a wall inside a 3d video game) so in this case "what is needed" is increasing the resolution "per unit" to see clearer details when zooming or when the hero comes closer to the wall, but in your case "what is needed" is decreasing the resolution of your DSLR camera image to adapt it for posting on social media, so zooming in is not really necessary in this case because the purpose behind sharing a photo on social media is not a proffesional purpose that needs a high quality image production and even if you need to share HQ productions most social media platforms won't allow it , you know they use codecs to compress images and videos to protect their bandwidth and facilitate the reach, so until now there is no way to get your 1080p x 1350p image which is a small resolution image zoomed on a big screen without seeing it pixelated and that's because simply it is a small image , but as an advice always use .png format to export your images, also always use Photoshop to decrease your huge DSLR photos because using mobile apps may decrease the quality, also there are options in Photoshop like resampling for smaller resolutions that can help you getting the best output quality but always use PNG.
How do you Dowland this PS app on your lap top or mobile phone?
this is the CS6 version of Adobe Photoshop , its available only for Laptop & Desktop computers , search the following key words on google : download adobe photoshop CS6
hi would this work for a repeat pattern too? My tutor says it is blurry but I cannot see that...
yes try it
thank you sooo much for getting back to me.. it seems the vector I imported from ilustrator is blurred when imported into photoshop. I spent weeks making my designs but now that I am ready to print, I see that they are too blurry. Can this be fixed after the fact as it were. All that work ...if anyone has any ideas I would be super super grateful.
if the print size is big and your printed product will be placed at a far distance from the viewers then you don't have to worry if its a little bir blury , you will have to worry if it's pixelated visit this page to know every thing you need before print : www.hdesigntutorials.com/prepare-graphics-and-images-for-huge-billboard-print-sizes.html
thank you soooo much for replying. I took it back to illustrator and managed to sharpen it some .
Thanks... this tutorial very helped me
Can i ask what exactly is adobe version
CS6
hey can u please tell me which version are u using in this tutorial
that was the CS6 version
Hdesigntutorials thnx
I am sorry, but this might be a dumb question.... Is this version of Photoshop free? I accidently deleted the photos of my beautiful dog that passed away (I accidentally hit format SD card :( and they're all gone). However, I did have some pictures of her on my FB page that I would love to depixelate them for a mother's day present this year.
this version of photoshop is the CS6 Adobe collection and it's never been free ,but i believe if you search the internet like many others do, you will find trials or old copies to work with !
i have a windows 10 computer so it does say bicubic automatic what do i do?
Thanks for tNice tutorials amazin tutorial! Such a helpful one
Can i bring it back to original size and keep it's smooth
it depends on what reason you want to use your photo , in this tutorial we've been trying to enlarge a photo and make its aperture clean and usable for big prints so when printed on an x banner for example it will look smooth when someone comes closer to your print, but since you want to use your photo for small displays you wont be worried , you just need to know the exact production size you want , if you will need to enlarge it you should go through the procces described in the tutorial but if you need to downscale it you just reduce the size with no problem.
Thank you.....its really awesome !!!
Nice sir tell me one thing which Photoshop sir
that was the CS6 version
how to create the intro part like you did...Please tell me??
well this will need another tutorial , just subscribe and follow my channel i will look forward to explain how to create such animated introductions as soon as i will be ready to explore with you the world of Adobe After effects !
yes please I need to create an intro for my channel
Which version is this
it's Adobe Photoshop CS6
how do you remove messy scan noise? text files
go to Filter Menu ---- camera raw filter ----- then switch to the detail tab , reduce the sharpening parameters and then in noise filter increase luminance and color noise parameters then click ok
Thank you sir for such a quick reply! God bless you!
Warm hugs from Romania >:D
Wow! you make it clear thank
why is my image size dialog box showed different options? And I cant see my constrain proportion option
what Photoshop version you are using !
@@Hdesigntutorialscom I am using photoshop CC 2019
watch this tutorial , for more accurate settings :
th-cam.com/video/uWAtYPMqPkw/w-d-xo.html
great..thanks a lot for sharing
Sir ,Which screen recorder you used for this video
i am using Movavi Screen Capture Studio
Hdesigntutorials ,thank you
Thanks! Works for me
Enjoy
I liked + Sub + Commented your channel, great tutorial man!
thank you so much you are welcome
this is going to be great!
Hello can you help me please with blur photo
Can I do this with a photo of painting?
sure you can apply this for any kind of digital images
thanks a lot!!!!
is there any tutorials on this subject with actual descriptive sound? (in English)
hi there yes i will add a voice over for this tutorial ASAP thank you for your comment.
Are some images just too far gone? Does that go without saying? I have a 800 x 600 image. I cleaned it up somewhat in Camera Raw and then I found this video. Camera Raw did work some magic, but I thought this video was going to really change the image and when I changed the resolution the pixels Exploded 10 times bigger....Upon looking at the image closer it seems to have made an improvement. Thanks!
sorry i didn't said the tutorial will improve the appearance of the image , all i've been saying is that when you use the resampling options that has been made in photoshop for enlargement , when you resize the photo and zoom in to compare the small one with the enlarged version of the same photo you will realize that the enlarged photo is less pixelated than the original , and the tutorial is showing exactly this experiment , and in fact this will help someone who is trying to print a small picture on a bigger print size because when the viewer comes closer to your print he wont detect that it's pixelated , and we put in account that a little bit of a blurry image will be always better than a pixelated image when printed on a big poster ! thats why it's helpfull to use that resampling options in photoshop + some noise reduction will fool the eye of the viewer when he/she have a closer look on your print.
It's so strange. I've worked magic where I've had an 800 x 600 pixelated image and turned it into nearly a smooth crisp painting. And then some horrid images taken with OLD CAMERAS, Lightroom and Camera Raw have no IDEA how to handle. It's Surreal! I think I have to get it through my thick skull that Lightroom and Photoshop can't continuously create what isn't already present....if that makes sense.
anyway i hope my tutorial was somehow helpful for you
i will give you another suggestion for your work flow :
1 - open the photo in photoshop and go to image then enlarge it as described in the tutorial " it's up to you to set the size" but i may suggest to multiply the size by x 3 "width and height".
2 - go to filter - camera raw and switch to the detail tab the third tab in where you will find the noise reduction parameters try to denoise the image but without making it too much blurry then apply the filter .
3 - add a little bit of sharpness and contrast.
try this work flow it may help !
An amazing tutorial, very well-explained! Thank you very much!
Nice, very good! Thanks!
i don't have automatic what should i do.
in Adobe Photoshop cc 2017 you have two Resample options : good for ( enlargement ) you can select "Preserve Details" or "Bicubic Smoother"
now i can find who crashed my car
oh wow
Will start to learn it tomorrow, lets be patient pips! Godbless us haha
anyone know if it is possible to remove blur filter from an image?
you can use the smart sharpen filter to add a little bit of details !
Edit: Please read comments for clarifications here as I may have gotten ahead of myself. My initial claim was: "Noise reduction works much better if you DON'T heighten the resolution from 72 -> 300 px first. You can do that after noise-reduction."
i think this will make things look more soft and blurry after increasing the resolution , that's why i am not adding any filters on the image until it's big enough as i need it to be , so that i can decide then the amount of noise reduction to apply on the final result, while keeping in mind that image resampling is adding a little bit of blurriness to the image , also in the first place when you add noise reduction Photoshop will apply the filter and will process pixels which contains wider square dots on the image and that filter treatment will become bigger after enhancing the resolution , while adding any filters after increasing the Resolution will affect pixels containing smaller square dots which occupying less image data , which means less destruction and more filter definition.
@@Hdesigntutorialscom I hear you. Absolutely... I just could not get the noise reduction to be aggressive enough after I had enlarged the image... But I also did enlarge as much as 3 times, so... Fiddled around alot and added some more sharpening in the end to soften the somewhat blurriness you mentioned. When I come to think of it I did increase the image size first and applied filters afterwards, and after that I increased resolution from 72 to 300 dpi, I think since I increased resolution so much I couldn't get the filters to attack the right surface area and had to do it before the final resolution enlargement... My comment should rather read: If you are enlarging enormously it could be beneficial to first enlarge maybe halfway, apply filters, and then complete enlargement, and apply filters again... Cause I don't think there's any settings to choose surface area of attack in Noise Reduction... Or am I wrong?
for a simple , easy and clean work flow i suggest that you increase the resolution once not twice if you can't get the noise reduction filter to work effectively you can try applying the filter for two times , or you can even use the noise reduction filter in camera raw filters it's more powerful and of course you can add the filter to specific areas on the image by using masks or faded selections.
@@Hdesigntutorialscom Cheers! Thanks alot for the tips! I edited my comment to reflect the thread.
you are welcome
This helps for sure. It was very weird not having audio for this tutorial though...
What to do if Bicubic Automatic is not present??
chose automatic in newer versions
what tool are you using?
Adobe Photoshop
will it work with photoshop cs3
yes of course
I have a problem can you help me please
my photoshop no have bicubic automotic, please help me to fix this problem
in Adobe Photoshop cc 2017 you have two Resample options : good for ( enlargement ) you can select "Preserve Details" or "Bicubic Smoother"
How do you do it on mobile?
i don't think so
perfect,thanks 👍
Welcome 👍
This is very nice information, and it's useful to less noise in photo's
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If you have a photo that is already burred then how to remove the bur completely
unfortunately we can't remove blur from images we can only augment image size and resolution but you still can add a little bit of sharpness to bring up a little bit the details of an image.
confused when i downloaded and opened soft soft . I couldnt find any good and informative video for beginners to help
how do you zoom out? please help
CTRL + ALT + SPACE bar + left mouse click
That's awesome - I would have never figured that out by myself. Thank you!
you are welcome
Thanks. You saved my file ❤️
I am glad to hear that. Thank you
This was so helpful. thank you so much
thank you for your comment
You deserved it
Now I can find out what Swaggersouls looks like, thanks
Thanks this was simple and straight to the point
Thanks man, i needed to learn this :D
thanks
ofc u did u doujin loving weeb
Szechuan sauce what are you talkin about?
huh nothing. i said something?
Does this work in MS paint?
nope
Just got a new subscriber! Very helpful video!
thank you for your beautiful comment and welcome in the channel
Perfect. Really helped!
Glad to hear it!
hi! please can someone depixelate a photo for me. actually i do have the photoshop paid version . my cat is stolen and i cant see the number in the image. plz,plz,plz,plz
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Helo friend ay need help if you can clean up photo to send you?
fantastic save graphic design student life
How do I do the opposite?
simply reduce the resolution
Really thanks a Lot...
Which version of photoshop is this?
its CS6 hashim
thank you! this actually helped!
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This a fantastic Tutorial!!
thank you so much
how can we do the same on gimp?