This is a photo of the interior of the Cathédrale Saint-Louis des Invalides in Paris. For example, you can take a 12 mp image and resize it up to 6 feet (182 cm) on the short side! Let’s take a look at some of the cool features in Perfect Resizeįor this first example, I’ll use a photograph with a lot of intricate detail. With Perfect Resize you can blow up your images up to 10 times their original size and your images still look fantastic. While many of today’s point and shoot cameras are in the 10-12 megapixel range and the pro DSLRs can get up to 23 megapixels, we still need to interpolate our photos to print them at the large poster sizes that we would like. Trying to do this in Photoshop will lead to a loss of sharpness and detail, resulting in prints that look out of focus and dull. No, you can’t take a small jpg image and blow it up to mural size with Perfect Resize, but you can do some incredible image interpolation with minimal side effects. No product is perfect and yet this is one piece of software that comes pretty darn close to being perfect (in my opinion). Read on to see how this is done, and remember, this is not a product just for pros, it’s easy to use and will help pro and amateur photographers alike. Genuine Fractals has been the industry standard for many years now, in helping photographers create poster-sized prints and even billboard-sized images.
Well, I’m thinking we have another one here with Perfect Resize (formerly known as Genuine Fractals).
Other brand names that have become synonymous with their product are Band-Aid, Kleenex, Aspirin, Jacuzzi, and Scotch Tape. For example in digital photography, no one has come close to Adobe Photoshop, and it would almost seem futile to attempt to compete with such a great piece of software. Some products stand out from the crowd and become the measuring stick of all competitors.
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