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Hi folks,

Just back from two weeks holiday, and im having a real blonde moment.
Client has sent me a TINY jpg of what they would like on a t-shirt, but its only a 6cm wide image.

Normally i would have tried to trace in corel, but its so blocky it comes out like some 80's computer text, am i missing a trick here or is there something i am missing to take a tiny image and successfully increase its size without massive pixelation?

It depends on how many colours are in the image and if it can be vectorised, I sometimes use re-shade which works 'quite' well.

I'm off in about 15 minutes but if you want to email it to me at funky4gifts@yahoo.co.uk I'll have a go if you want

Give this a try....it might do the trick:

http://software.macek.cc/resampler2010.php?lngp=en

RogerC;50907 wrote:Give this a try....it might do the trick:

http://software.macek.cc/resampler2010.php?lngp=en

I've not tried that Roger - do you use it?

Hi Adam....yes I've used it quite a bit and generally it works out well...............and it's free.....I like 'free'......:biggrin:

RogerC;50912 wrote:Hi Adam....yes I've used it quite a bit and generally it works out well...............and it's free.....I like 'free'......:biggrin:

nice - thanks buddy, nice link

Adam - cheers for your help, still a bit small the ones online.

Rogerc - that looks v interesting will try that

RogerC;50907 wrote:Give this a try....it might do the trick:

http://software.macek.cc/resampler2010.php?lngp=en

RogerC;50912 wrote:Hi Adam....yes I've used it quite a bit and generally it works out well...............and it's free.....I like 'free'......:biggrin:

but please remember there is a "donate" button, a lot of developers put their work out for nothing as a "CV" so a few euro's via paypal never hurts, a bit like the forum on here

I use this:

http://www.stratopoint.com/cleanerzoomer/

it has helped me out of a lot of trouble when trying to enlarge small jpegs to a size suitable for printing. Again the software is fully functional with a nag screen and not too expensive to purchase if you like.