how to depixelate images in photoshop

how to depixelate images in photoshop
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Quick tutorial on how to depixelate images in Adobe Photoshop
learn how to edit a small resolution photo and prepare it for high quality prints and productions very easy tutorial to follow.

[AleekhxDurst]

No talking and showing off, only fast & real tutorial.
Kudos, it's awesome and it's really helpful, thank you :3

[jayrichzhanra]

OMG! I've been in YouTube for 4 hours to solve my problem like this. Thank you for sharing! It helped me really! I appreciate!

[iREZARECTEM]

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.

[RamiCrafy]

Imagine doing this with the minecraft textures

[carmendavis]

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...

[Mr_ToR]

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

[johnnywilkinson]

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[antonioluna-ot]

very good tutorial, straight to the point, unlike other tutorial they have blah blah blah.... Thank you!

[dragandespotovic]

Oh thank you very much, it's very useful for me to improve photos of my father who died....BIG LIKE FOR YOUR TUTORIAL!

[innerpeacefindings]

I really apreciate this dude, at first im having trouble how to print picture to big size now its done easy as pie

[phototime]

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?

[RixtronixLAB]

Nice video shot, well done, thank you for sharing it with us :)

[kentjobethaying]

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

[jimminer]

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

[ahmedwafdey]

Will start to learn it tomorrow, lets be patient pips! Godbless us haha

[banner_author]

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[asfinoor]

Thanks for this video...it's helpful

[jialingzhang]

fantastic save graphic design student life

[fazillatunnessa]

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THANKS

[rodrigoaguas]

Thank such great tutorial. It helps me.