How to remove pixelization from image
07-25-2007, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Phate
Under the filters tab, goto "Noise" and reduce noise, and move things around til you get it how you like it. It may mess with the sharpness of the image though, I warn you.
That didnt work?
07-25-2007, 12:12 AM
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I wish I knew Chad, but no messy w/ PS lol. Give XJonesyX a min and he might fig it out. Did you try what Phate said above?
07-25-2007, 12:39 AM
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Oh...um...IDK man. Grant could prob help you more than anyone right now, but he's not on.
07-25-2007, 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
It did very little which is why I asked again.
07-25-2007, 01:12 AM
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aka make the picture look better.
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lol... wow this thread went rtarded fast.
It really depends on how you saved it originally. If you saved it with lesser quality (I know in photoshop you get a 1-12 option I believe) that will give you some right there. Also what format its in, and overall starting from your camara. Depends on what you used in the first place, obviously a better camera with a good lense will give you nice clear pictures. But the editing and format will do the most.
For example go to paint and save a picture in bitmap then jpeg, youll see the difference.
Hope this helps if you look at it.
It really depends on how you saved it originally. If you saved it with lesser quality (I know in photoshop you get a 1-12 option I believe) that will give you some right there. Also what format its in, and overall starting from your camara. Depends on what you used in the first place, obviously a better camera with a good lense will give you nice clear pictures. But the editing and format will do the most.
For example go to paint and save a picture in bitmap then jpeg, youll see the difference.
Hope this helps if you look at it.
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