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Resizing Advice
- Thread starter Alvery
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pengutango
Bloop.
It's always better to shrink down large pics, versus trying to enlarge a small pic. With large pics, you'd only lose some finer details, depending on how much you shrink it.
When enlarging a small pic, quality goes downhill fast. The more you enlarge it, the more pixelated it becomes.
Forgot to add, I use Photoshop to resize pics as it's on hand, but I know there's resizing sites too. I just couldn't tell you since I've never used them.
When enlarging a small pic, quality goes downhill fast. The more you enlarge it, the more pixelated it becomes.
Forgot to add, I use Photoshop to resize pics as it's on hand, but I know there's resizing sites too. I just couldn't tell you since I've never used them.
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Thank you for the advice!
Though, what I'm trying to do is to shrink down a pixel. However, whenever I do that, even if it is by the tiniest amount, the quality of the pixel decreases instantly, by a lot. Is there anyway to avoid this, without having to completely redraw the pixel?- - - Post Merge - - -
Thank you for the site recommendation! I will try it out immediately c:
pengutango
Bloop.
Thank you for the advice!
For pixels in particular, because the pixel density is SO small, the quality rapidly goes downhill in either direction. Redrawing it is the best option, but I'm not 100% sure if there's a way to get around it.
Let me think about it and I'll get back to you. I feel like I have done something like that without redrawing it, but I don't recall right now.
