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changing pixels
Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 12:13 pm
Posted by william (2 messages posted)

i have pics stored on my pc that are 92x72 pixels and i need to change them to 640x480, how do i do this

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re: changing pixels
Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 12:16 pm
Posted by william (2 messages posted)

im using this program photosnap

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re: changing pixels
Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 2:36 pm
Posted by C K (6104 messages posted)

You can't..  Going that large from a very small print will result in blocks and bluriness. 
 Once the data is thrown away in a lossee compression or if that was the native digital 
resolution, you can't increase the resolution without digital side effects.  The 
pics need to be stored in a minimum quality resolution, preferably in a TIFF format. 
 You can always compress copies of them down but originals need to be saved in the 
highest resolution if you want to keep the most quality..  It takes a lot more space 
but you keep the original quality.  The size you have now is basically about an icon 
size which can not be increased to anything of any quality even for a 3 X 5 print. 
 If you want to try, there are many free programs that can do it if you don't have 
a pro graphics program to do it with.






On Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 12:13 pm, william wrote:
>i have pics stored on my pc that are 92x72 pixels and i need to change them to 640x480,
>how do i do this

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