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Hi folks, if you need to enlarge an image without it pixelating then check out Perfect Resize from ON1. I've been messing around with the free trail version and found the results stunning, it also has a feature for creating images for multi tiles so if your into producing things like splashbacks then check it out, works with a few clicks then saves the individual images ready for printing.

How it works... Unlike Photoshop which simply takes the pixel image and enlarges that, Perfect Resize dumps the actual pixel information and using algorithms on the enlargement process then reapplies new pixel information.

They offer a free trial version which is fully functional so give it a try first, I'll be interested in your comments.

Will buy full version when trail runs out as I've many uses for it

John

k21john;107740 wrote:Hi folks, if you need to enlarge an image without it pixelating then check out Perfect Resize from ON1. I've been messing around with the free trail version and found the results stunning, it also has a feature for creating images for multi tiles so if your into producing things like splashbacks then check it out, works with a few clicks then saves the individual images ready for printing.

How it works... Unlike Photoshop which simply takes the pixel image and enlarges that, Perfect Resize dumps the actual pixel information and using algorithms on the enlargement process then reapplies new pixel information.

They offer a free trial version which is fully functional so give it a try first, I'll be interested in your comments.

Will buy full version when trail runs out as I've many uses for it

John

Hi K21john

Just having a look it looks pretty good, you have found a good one there

Thanks
Peter

cvgpeter;107744 wrote:Hi K21john

Just having a look it looks pretty good, you have found a good one there

Thanks
Peter

Hi Peter

will save a lot of time with tiled splashbacks etc, also not found anything to beat it for enlarging photos with minimum loss of quality.

let me know how you get on if you use it

cheers

John