Make your photos 4X LARGER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this video we take a look at the newly added Super Resolution tool in Adobe Lightroom Classic. This tool allows us to double the width and height of our images essentially giving us four times the total image area.
Super Resolution has been in Adobe Camera Raw/Photoshop for quite some time, however it is a new addition to Lightroom Classic with the version 10.3 update.
By using Super Resolution we can make larger prints of our images, deliver larger files to our clients, and crop our images more without losing too much information.
Overall, Super Resolution is a fantastic addition to Lightroom Classic and a must-have tool for many types of photographers.
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What use do YOU have for the new Super Resolution tool?
You are truly a remarkable teacher; everybody should learn from you as to how to do a video; no loud music, distractions and attention getters, just instructions clearly said. Thank you Forest
Thank you!
Totally concur.. and his genuine humble nature shine through in the video
Brilliant watching this on a iPhone and could see the difference, thanks for explaining the proper way to use this, I was fumbling in the dark before
Awesome!
Thanks Forest, just got Lightroom classic today can’t wait to try this out.😊
Have fun!
I've watched a few of your videos and I can honestly say this is probably the best photography education channel on TH-cam. Your videos are so crisp, well written, host is pleasant to listen to and delivers information in an easy-to-understand manner.
Honestly, I've learned everything I know about photography from TH-cam and I have to say, after watching literally hundreds of videos, you guys have some of the absolute best. Keep up the great work! Subscribed.
THANK YOU! That means a lot. TH-cam is a small portion of what we do here at RMSP, and it's good to know that you appreciate the content we are creating on this platform!
Excellent video: well organized, to the point, and well delivered.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for another great video, Forest. This is a game changer for me with my landscape and wildlife work. I'm excited to update LR and try it on some of my older images!
Yay! Have fun experimenting!
How did it turn out?!
It turned out pretty well but not as good as Topaz Labs Gigapixel AI.
A most excellent video and very well delivered.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure!
Outstanding video! Great feature. Thank you for such a great explanation of the new feature.
Our pleasure!
Fabulous review... your presentation and explanation is first class.
Thank you!
Thanks for this instructive video, Forest. Wildlife and related cropping usually cause a problem for me with the print size limitations. This will be a big tool in that battle.
Heck yes! For that genre of photography this tool is perfect!
Why did I not know about this?! Thanks heaps. Great tutorial.
Well made video mate. Explained so simply and perfectly.
Thank you!
This tool is amazing! thank you for the video.
You are welcome!
Question I have a crop sensor camera ( canon 90d) I was curious if I was going to use this feature in lightroom while cropping a image. Would it be more beneficial to do it before the crop or after? And like wise is best to do this when your done adjustments or before you start adjusting your image.. thank you so much I've learned a lot from your channel
Gamechanger, thank you!
You’re welcome!
I have gone back and played with the program and believe I have answered my own question.
Glad to hear it!
This is amazing 👏 I'm a hobbyist bird/Wildlife photographer with an Canon R6 (great camera btw) which has a 20mp sensor. Still amazing quality but limiting in cases where I want to crop more than say 30%.
I tried this and its literally made it feel like I have a higher resolution sensor. Sure its not the same as using an r5 or similar high resolution sensor Camera, but it's handy if you need to crop a lot or print large (I don't really do the latter at the moment) so I'm delighted adobe released this 😊
Thanks for this great video showing how to use this 😀
You are welcome! I'm glad you like it.
I wonder if this will now allow us crop sensor users to produce larger prints with the same quality expectations that full frame users enjoy. Great video, thanks for the explanation.
You’re welcome!
To test your thesis (that Adobe has optimized their enhancer for high-resolution input) you can save the tree-shot in a low-resolution and try to enhance it from that low-resolution. Because the tree-shot and the water-shot is so different, it might just be that the water-shot has less objects for the AI to work with, rather than the resolution having anything to do with it.
Great idea, but I've tried many photos that I didn't show on the video and I can safely say that it works much better on images that are over around 10 megapixels to start with.
Great video, Forest. I was looking forward to checking it out but I've missed a couple of OS updates. I'm embarrassed to say it's still High Sierra. I need at least Mojave to update my Lightroom Classic but I don't seem to be able to do that update. I've searched online how to update an old OS but I seem to be out of luck. Do you have any ideas or suggestions?
That's a great question! Unfortunately, your computer might be too old to update. To find out, go the apple icon in the upper-left of your screen and go to "About This Mac," make note of the date that's listed right next to where it says which computer you have. Cross reference which computer you have and the date it came out with this list: support.apple.com/en-us/HT211238 That will tell you if you can update to Big Sur or not. If not, it might be time for a computer update. Reach out to RMSP if you want a new computer recommendation and I'll help out!
HI. Have you checked out "Mr Mackintosh" on TH-cam, he's fantastic. Guarantee he will have a video on updating your OS. Mick 👍
Good explanation video! But I got a doubt. My lightroom catalog as all RAW files and the two check boxes in the Enhance Tab doesn´t appear, and the image on the preview doesn´t change, I tried change the image do a DNG file but it doesnt show the two tabs and the image stays the same...could you know what is it? I got the latest version of Lightroom. Thank you!
What does this mean for exporting image sizing selecting?
Is this possible on iPad
In Lrc it saves as a DNG file. When I go to order a print it looks for JPG. Do I convert it back to JPG?
Great video thanks much! I currently use Lightroom mobile on my iPad and I want to subscribe to the full version with Lightroom classic on my PC, as you said super-resolution only works on raw files, will that also include my Nikon raw files or do they have to be DNG? Thank you much
You can totally use it on Nikon raw files, they don't need to be DNG.
@@RMSPtv thank you
Thanks for your video! Can I edit my go pro9 (5K) videos on Quick using my iPhone?
Yep!
I knew about the "enhancement upgrade" and it is truly a great update, however here is my question.....in looking at your screen shot "tool bar" above the film strip your before and after tool is "X & Y" where as mine is "Y & Y" only. I looked at th options for this too bar and was unable to find any thing that would do that for me, you also have a number of other tool icons that I do not recognze, can you please do a video that is related to these tool icons. Thanks.
Oh yes, you are most likely in the Develop module, not the Library module. Give it another try and be sure you are in Library.
Okay, let’s say I want a little bit of sharpening, especially on edges such as eyes, hair or feathers. Would creating a enlarged 4x image, with Adobe’s apparent edge enhancement, then exporting the enlarged image to a smaller resolution result in better sharpening than the sharpen tool (which tends to introduce edge artifacts and noise in my experience).
Hmmm. That's an excellent question that I feel I'm not qualified to answer. Since the AI that goes into the enhance feature is leaps and bounds better than the antiquated sharpening tool, you might be right. Not sure though.
I feel like super resolution is built for 12 and 24mp cameras
Definitely! Although it's also useful with more megapixels as it allows you to crop in a lot!
I have an equipment question. I currently shoot with a Sony A7iii at 24 megapixels. I’ve considered upgrading to the A7Riii so I can ge larger prints. I haven’t pulled the trigger yet (not convinced yet), but with this feature, would I really need to? 96 megapixels would be quite sufficient.
In my opinion the a7III would be more than enough in most every situation! I’d say spend that money on lenses or education if you’re looking to learn more!
Date the body, marry the glass!
'Can the Grizz'. Hello from Cat country. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks for watching!
Hi there Rocky Mountain. My LrC doesn't have an "enhance" option. There is "Enhance Detail" though but it says "...cannot be applied to the selected photo. Why is it? I tried in both png and jpg.
That tool is only available on raw images, not jpg, png, tiff, or any other non-raw format.
Thank you so much for the great tutorial! One thing.. have you ever seen your close captioning? There is some weird message there, nothing to do with what you are saying
Yeah, TH-cam auto generates that. We need to start doing it manually for our videos. Thanks for the heads up!
I am wondering if I took a photo of an old photograph would it be possible to get better resolution on the digitised image?
Hmm. Up to a point, yes. But I imagine you would run into a certain limitation as the digital file got better and better.
@@RMSPtv I'll give it a go
is this tool exist in photoshop
Will Mobile Lightroom on my iPad do this?
Unfortunately not. This is limited to the PC/Mac version of Lightroom.
What if you compare 100% original vs 50% inhanced one ?? Do you still see the difference?
Yes. Absolutely.
I enhanced a photo and the pixel size did not double like yours in the video. Mine went from 5472X3648 to 6090X5592. Why didn't mine double like yours?
That's strange. Are you sure you aren't cropping the file at all?
Does it work on mobile? If so I don’t see the “enhance” option.
Unfortunately Lightroom Classic only works on desktop/laptop machines.
can't use it - my not so old Mac is not new enough
Bummer!
It should render faster post crop. (Less data)
True!
Magic Pixels, huh?! ;)
Yep! Magic!
It's not great to use JPG file for enhancement. That's probably why you can't get good result.
Good point, you can always do more with a Raw image