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Hi,
I have some CCD camera images (no complex motifs, just gray-scale pictures of spots, obtained from a molecular biology experiment) that are too low in resolution to be magnified without getting very pixely (CCD camera just doesn’t give a higher resolution). Therefore, I want to increase the image resolution using Photoshop.
I principally know how to do this but I remember having read somewhere that it is better to increase the resolution step-wise (around 10 % for each step) instead of maybe 100 % at once. Is that true? Are there any other things I should consider when increasing the resolution without getting too many artifacts?
Peter
I have some CCD camera images (no complex motifs, just gray-scale pictures of spots, obtained from a molecular biology experiment) that are too low in resolution to be magnified without getting very pixely (CCD camera just doesn’t give a higher resolution). Therefore, I want to increase the image resolution using Photoshop.
I principally know how to do this but I remember having read somewhere that it is better to increase the resolution step-wise (around 10 % for each step) instead of maybe 100 % at once. Is that true? Are there any other things I should consider when increasing the resolution without getting too many artifacts?
Peter
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