This video has been a literal lifesaver. My photos can actually print clearly without pixels showing. Couldn’t be happier with the results! Thank you for this, you’re a hero, dude.
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One thing I really like about your video is that you show where the menus can be located. Several videos don't even show us where to look for the menus, when our interface on photoshop looks different. Thanks.
you're saving my life 😭i have an assignment due and the resolution of my rendered pictures isn't good enough. With this technique i improved them immensely
Really good video...and helped massively. One thing tho...when you asked for the Enhance Preserve Details, it sounded like you wanted it to be checked off!! Was only when you got to the next part that I realised it should be on. Apart from that, worked like a charm.
I was too lazy to do this for my cut out object regarding my youtube thumbnails, but WOW what a HUGE difference I got with an object that i masked out of a screenshot.. its sharp and much better resolution now! Thanks man!
I signed up for Brendan Williams’s 21 Day Photoshop Expert. I missed the discount period of $67.00. However, upon my request, Brendan was very gracious to offer me the same discount. Fabulous material, easy to learn, clear and concise explanation, step-by-step instructions, and everything you need to know about Photoshop. Thank you thank you.
Using Photoshop's "Image Size" feature in conjunction with "Preserve Details 2.0" to convert low-resolution images to high-resolution ones for results that are crisp and detailed.
is this the OLD version of Ps? I don't have the photoshop drop down. Just has the Ps Logo and when you hit it just says, Restore, Minimize or, Close! but I'll keep going
The best way to upscale a picture is to enlarge it by 110% and do this several times , do the test and you will be surprised how good the quality is , even to 1000% it look very good !!!!!
I like to do two sharpenings. One with a higher radius for broader details, and one with low radius for fine details. You might need to noise reduce first, so that you don't sharpen any noise.
i am just beginning to learn photoshop 2020 and editing pictures your video here was very detailed SLOW and simple!! i love it that you take your time when you are explaining things tysm!! ♥
Thank you so much for this video I have started as a graphic designer 2days back but wasn't sure of the photo quality and stuffs this video really helped me... Stay blessed
What do you mean by scale the image into a larger canvas??? Does that improve the quality of the photo and resolution? Do you have a link for that video? Many many thanks for the info here. Did the trick!!!
Your video was excellent but I still have a couple of questions. In the 1st part of the video you said to check off "enable Preserve details". Did you mean to Uncheck that part because later in your presentation you say to check the enable "Preserve Details" ?? If that is what you meant at what point to you ck to enable it again? One last question. Once these setting are changed do they stay that way until you change them again or do you have to go through these same steps with each new photo? I would like to be able to keep the settings as I am working with multiple low-res photos. Thanks for your response. Looking forward to more of you tutorials.
Awesome directions! Thank you. Question though, I changed an old 72 DPI photo to 300, how would I do step 2, layer part on an old B/W photo? The photo looks like it was taken around the mid 1800's or late.
Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial! Can believe it only took a few steps to do this. Previously I would have gone down the rabbit hole with a bunch of layers, filters and coffee to make this happen. 😲
Wow! you're a genius, thank you for sharing. I was simply going to the Filter tab and pressing sharpen, but I'm guessing it was the incorrect way to sharpen
Brendan, thanks!!! I'm learning photoshop while making a book cover and your video was so easy to follow it improved my cover picture resolution to look ready for a 12 x 18 poster printing. I also learned from you next video how to resize the canvas, too before I saw this one for resolution. Thanks again x2!
Last year I lost about 16 TB of data due to a power surge issue. All my hard drives went dead. Non-recoverable even. Most of that data was backed up work that was already delivered to the clients but there was this new work for 1 client that was so fresh it wasn't even backed up anywhere else (this literally happened 8 hours after we completed the shoot). I'm a photographer by the way. We used LR preview extraction and stuff to pull out these photos but 16 out of those photos that were essentially extremely important turned out to be 480x320 in LR previews and there is no other way to fix this. Going into this video hoping this can be fixed. All I need is for them to hit 1920 on their longest edge and that will do as they will be printed in a size where this is sufficient. Hope this video helps.
Hi Brendan! Just crossed over your channel, while trying to upscale a 'heavy crop' sports photo into a poster. Pilot loved it...know wants a A2 poster! I would love to meet his expectations. Just a bit divided between what to do first. Start from the original cropped picture and work the enhance AI in PS or LR or use the method portray in this video? (Going to watch the linked one as well) Thanks ahead for any guidance! Cheers
0:56 On Windows version you need to go to Edit>Preferences>Technology Previews
Thank you so much ! I couldn't find it at first and was looking for a comment explaining where to find it
@@Zaho_art Nice! I thought it would help someone 😁
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This video has been a literal lifesaver. My photos can actually print clearly without pixels showing. Couldn’t be happier with the results! Thank you for this, you’re a hero, dude.
dude. i'm doing this all for a funeral that is in a couple days. thank you.
Turned out great by the way.
Xhui FYI cry
Same
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I looked up this video for the exact same reason XD
One thing I really like about your video is that you show where the menus can be located. Several videos don't even show us where to look for the menus, when our interface on photoshop looks different. Thanks.
This was probably one of the best videos I could have run across. My pictures look so much better because of this. Thank you!
Thank you for this short tutorial. Hope you get to 100k subs soon as you deserve it.
you're saving my life 😭i have an assignment due and the resolution of my rendered pictures isn't good enough. With this technique i improved them immensely
Linear Light blend mode for the High Pass layer is nice as well. I tend to use that more than I use Overlay
I tried doing the High Pass to linear light blend and it was waaaay cleaner. Thanks so much!
totally agree on that.
Not all images you can use Linear Light, depending on image color, shadows, brightness blending mode is varied.
Thx Brendan, used it to clean up a lowres picture from 2010 for my recently deceased stepdad? You're a lifesaver.
Really good video...and helped massively. One thing tho...when you asked for the Enhance Preserve Details, it sounded like you wanted it to be checked off!! Was only when you got to the next part that I realised it should be on. Apart from that, worked like a charm.
I was too lazy to do this for my cut out object regarding my youtube thumbnails, but WOW what a HUGE difference I got with an object that i masked out of a screenshot.. its sharp and much better resolution now! Thanks man!
Thanks. I'm a middle-aged mom and a newbie in photoshop. This is by far the easiest tutorial that i can follow on. You earned a sub fr me 😊
Had no idea how to do this and have just learned from you and saved a friends wedding pics - thankyou so much!
I've tried many different methods from different videos and yours is the first one I've been satisfied with. Thanks
great video. short but comprehensive. Very very helpful for a beginner like me.
Thanks man. Needed to upscale an image of my moms dogs that had passed recently and this really did the trick. She's going to be so happy
Tutorials like this are worth their weight in gold !...many thanks!
I signed up for Brendan Williams’s 21 Day Photoshop Expert. I missed the discount period of $67.00. However, upon my request, Brendan was very gracious to offer me the same discount.
Fabulous material, easy to learn, clear and concise explanation, step-by-step instructions, and everything you need to know about Photoshop.
Thank you thank you.
Using Photoshop's "Image Size" feature in conjunction with "Preserve Details 2.0" to convert low-resolution images to high-resolution ones for results that are crisp and detailed.
The 'Enhance' option in ACR is very powerful for retaining detail when increasing in size, much better than preserve detail 2.0.
Interesting, I will take a look at that option!
@@BrendanWilliamsTutorials can you make a video on it???
ACR?
@@DanChr83 Adobe Camera Raw
Correct! Tried it and it's much better!!
I chose this video solely because it was uploaded on my birthday. I'm glad I did Thank you so much!
Nice video, I learned something, thanks for posting it.
Awesome stuff, I needed this! Thank you! :)
I've watched 6 videos today and you are by far the best
Awesome 🙌🏻
is this the OLD version of Ps? I don't have the photoshop drop down. Just has the Ps Logo and when you hit it just says, Restore, Minimize or, Close! but I'll keep going
Omg just now you put comment
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You made my whole year with this helpful info, thank you!!
The best way to upscale a picture is to enlarge it by 110% and do this several times , do the test and you will be surprised how good the quality is , even to 1000% it look very good !!!!!
I like to do two sharpenings. One with a higher radius for broader details, and one with low radius for fine details. You might need to noise reduce first, so that you don't sharpen any noise.
WOW!!!!!! Thank you soooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your tuturials are SUPER!!!
Super! Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for for a long time).
Your videos are awesome!!! And the way you explain easy to follow.. Thank you so much !!!
i am just beginning to learn photoshop 2020 and editing pictures your video here was very detailed SLOW and simple!! i love it that you take your time when you are explaining things tysm!! ♥
The best tutorial I've seen on this topic.
happy to hear that!
These tips are very helpful. I'll try to remember this next time I run into this issue. Thank you!
This was the best explanation and I have view, it made since. "Make It Make Since", well done. I am saving this video for future usage.🤩
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, you make it very easy to follow.
Thank you!!!! This helped me so much!!! I appreciate the time you took to make this!
This video genuinely helped me! thank you so much!
Keep on rocking 👍. I am big fan of yours...
Thank you so much for this video I have started as a graphic designer 2days back but wasn't sure of the photo quality and stuffs this video really helped me... Stay blessed
Excellent video. Nice work. Plain and simple. Say hello to a new subscriber.
What do you mean by scale the image into a larger canvas??? Does that improve the quality of the photo and resolution? Do you have a link for that video? Many many thanks for the info here. Did the trick!!!
Lifesaver! Thanks so much, you have no idea how much it helped me!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. God bless you.
Bro...That's awesome...I just get the idea without any doubt...Thank you so much...😘
Very useful. Thanks so much to taking the time to make the video and share your knowledge with the rest of us.
Your trainings are wonderful, nice one.
This was an incredible tutorial. Thank you!!
just wow! you nailed it. Thank you very much man!
Amazing and simple instructions. Thank you so much.
This was so useful ... I'm subscribing immediately!
Thank you so much Merry Christmas and happy new year
Great, and just what I needed it. Thanks so much for sharing!
Your video was excellent but I still have a couple of questions. In the 1st part of the video you said to check off "enable Preserve details". Did you mean to Uncheck that part because later in your presentation you say to check the enable "Preserve Details" ??
If that is what you meant at what point to you ck to enable it again? One last question. Once these setting are changed do they stay that way until you change them again or do you have to go through these same steps with each new photo? I would like to be able to keep the settings as I am working with multiple low-res photos. Thanks for your response. Looking forward to more of you tutorials.
Thank you. How do you send the adjusted photo to be printed? Can you reduce the photo to the size you originally needed? I appreciate the help!
I was facing this problem from long back. Thank you
I use the Pixbim Animate Photos AI as well when I need the results quickly. It converts low to high res in a single click.
Love this!!! This is what I needed to hear
Awesome directions! Thank you. Question though, I changed an old 72 DPI photo to 300, how would I do step 2, layer part on an old B/W photo? The photo looks like it was taken around the mid 1800's or late.
Thanks for the help, this is a great tutorial!
Extremely useful video.
Thank you
You saved my backside with this helpful tip. Thanks Brendan.
Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial! Can believe it only took a few steps to do this. Previously I would have gone down the rabbit hole with a bunch of layers, filters and coffee to make this happen. 😲
Wow! you're a genius, thank you for sharing. I was simply going to the Filter tab and pressing sharpen, but I'm guessing it was the incorrect way to sharpen
Love it, super instructive.
Thank you so much - super helpful! 😃
Thankyou Brendan this works!
You’re teaching style is great! Thank you!
Thank you Brendan..Big help for me today.
Brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing this. Definitely took my upscale abilities to a new level!
Thankyou 😊 this made my picture from okay to better
Yes best tutorial on this topic indeed! Nice work.
Thank you! You are a lifesaver -- and an excellent teacher.
Best video without wasting time👍
This video was a life saver!! Followed it and was able to get a large poster printed in higher quality! Thank you! 🙏🏽
Great job,man. Thanks you so much!!!
actually you can also use smart sharpen , its something i just noticed while trying to improve the picture , and thats a nice tutorial , thanks
You the man
How does the old image enlargement on PSD compare to the new Enhance feature in PSD? Which one is better?
Thanks for this titutorial. I was able to edit a picture for a friend of mine. I ordered it be printed. I'm hoping it looks great once printed.
This video is a very good hep for me, i often need to scale for bigger images, and now i do it better, Thank you Brendan
Wow... amazing and useful tutorial.
Now, how do I turn Photoshop menu colors to green like yours? I really liked it.
Thanks a lot.
Brendan, thanks!!! I'm learning photoshop while making a book cover and your video was so easy to follow it improved my cover picture resolution to look ready for a 12 x 18 poster printing. I also learned from you next video how to resize the canvas, too before I saw this one for resolution. Thanks again x2!
Nice video, what does that do to the size of the image if you save it? What format would it be saved as?
youre a good teacher
Last year I lost about 16 TB of data due to a power surge issue. All my hard drives went dead. Non-recoverable even. Most of that data was backed up work that was already delivered to the clients but there was this new work for 1 client that was so fresh it wasn't even backed up anywhere else (this literally happened 8 hours after we completed the shoot). I'm a photographer by the way. We used LR preview extraction and stuff to pull out these photos but 16 out of those photos that were essentially extremely important turned out to be 480x320 in LR previews and there is no other way to fix this. Going into this video hoping this can be fixed. All I need is for them to hit 1920 on their longest edge and that will do as they will be printed in a size where this is sufficient. Hope this video helps.
Oh wow, thanks for this!
Thank you for this tutorial, man god bless you.
Very good tutorial. Thanks.
Thank you for this beautiful message
You just saved a family photo for me. Thanks!
Hi Brendan! Just crossed over your channel, while trying to upscale a 'heavy crop' sports photo into a poster. Pilot loved it...know wants a A2 poster! I would love to meet his expectations. Just a bit divided between what to do first.
Start from the original cropped picture and work the enhance AI in PS or LR or use the method portray in this video? (Going to watch the linked one as well) Thanks ahead for any guidance! Cheers
excellent and to the point, great video, thank you
If your image is horizontal do you still want the height at 3000 or would you keep going until the width is 3000? TIA for the information.
Fantastic video! Thank you!
This is really helpful! Thanks a lot!
Thank you very much for the very useful information
Wow, have been looking for this.
tqvm sir, at last the best tutorial i ever
A+ this worked. Thank you!