When resizing a Jpg, there is an option to "Resample Image." The choices are Bicubic, Bilinear, and Nearest Neighbor.
When applying each, I don't see much of a difference in the final resized image.
What are the values of each option, and is one "better" than the others.?
Thanks, Gene
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That means that when you change the resolution, Photoshop apply differents algorythmns to "re-create"the pixels, Bicubic means that the algorythmn calculate the mean of the values of the 8 pixels surounding the "new" one to create it. Bilinear means that it takes the 2 pixels surounding.
the nearest one means...guess...
hope my explanation isn't too messy...
HTH
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Marsu.
Aloha wrote:
When resizing a Jpg, there is an option to "Resample Image." The choices are Bicubic, Bilinear, and Nearest Neighbor.
When applying each, I don't see much of a difference in the final resized image.
What are the values of each option, and is one "better" than the others.?
Thanks, Gene
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That means that when you change the resolution, Photoshop apply differents algorythmns to "re-create"the pixels, Bicubic means that the algorythmn calculate the mean of the values of the 8 pixels surounding the "new" one to create it. Bilinear means that it takes the 2 pixels surounding.
the nearest one means...guess...
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Sounds like 'nearest' would be most like original pic.
R. Hamm
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