110-% upsize action

does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?

tia ... steve

It's called Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation action.
www.fredmiranda.com
There are better methods of enlarging digital images but this is the one you asked about.

Ryadia

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does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?

tia ... steve

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 07:56:09 GMT, "Ryadia"
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It's called Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation action.

It is? I don't see the word "Fred" anywhere in the first post, do you?

www.fredmiranda.com
There are better methods of enlarging digital images but this is the one you asked about.

See above.

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does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?

tia ... steve

Well I suppose it's easy to post a flame. Especially if you know sweet fsck all, eh Voivod?

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 07:56:09 GMT, "Ryadia"
scribbled:

It's called Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation action.

It is? I don't see the word "Fred" anywhere in the first post, do you?

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 11:07:25 GMT, "Ryadia"
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Well I suppose it's easy to post a flame. Especially if you know sweet fsck all, eh Voivod?

How ever so clever to replace dirty words with 'nix commands! You should give yourself a pat on the back (no one else is going to). So, do you get a commission from Fred or are you just THAT clueless that you can't recommend any of the others? Since you snipped it, here's the original post again:

"does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?"

Could you explain how Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation "is the one you asked about." as the word Fred, stair, interpolation and Miranda appear nowhere in his message. Do you have psychic powers?

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 07:56:09 GMT, "Ryadia"
scribbled:

It's called Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation action.

It is? I don't see the word "Fred" anywhere in the first post, do you?

"Voivod" wrote in message

Do you have psychic powers?
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Enough to see through you, Voivod.

wrote:

does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?

tia ... steve

You don't feed in the final dimensions with this action... but it does fair approximation.

Open an image you want res up.
Open the Actions palette and select "New Set".

Name it "Creeping Increase" or whatever you like.

Now select New Action and call it "1.5 Increase"

Next go to Image/Size and put a check in "Resample" and "Constrain Proportions"

with Bicubic and change the width drop down to "percent" and enter 110.

Now go to "Image Size" do the same 3 more times.

Then "Stop Recording"

Next "New Action" Name it "2.0 Increase"

Now "Edit/Purge All"

Next select the "1.5 Increase" in the Actions Palette

and press the Play button.

select the "1.5 Increase" again,

press the Play button again.

Stop Recording.

"New Action" Name it 3.0 Increase.

"Edit/Purge All"

Select and play the "2.0 Increase"

Select and play the "1.5 Increase"

Stop Recording.

"New Action" Name it 4.0 Increase.

"Edit/Purge All"

Select and play the "3.0 Increase"

Now "Image Size" 110 percent.

And again "Image Size" 110 percent.

Stop Recording.

Save the Action.

Ryadia,

I have been using the 110% method, can you point me in the direction for the other methods you mention.

TIA

--
Michael Brown
Melbourne Australia
www.photo.net/photos/mlbrown

"Ryadia" wrote in message

It's called Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation action.
www.fredmiranda.com
There are better methods of enlarging digital images but this is the one

you

asked about.

Ryadia

wrote in message

does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?

tia ... steve

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 20:45:01 GMT, "Ryadia"
scribbled:

"Voivod" wrote in message

Do you have psychic powers?
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Enough to see through you, Voivod.

Enough to know that I'm embarassing you left and right while you pretend you 'know' what someone's talking about. Do continue snipping and running, it's rather amusing.

So... will you ever explain how you KNEW the original poster was talking about Fred Miranda's action and not Genuine Fractals or the freeware version on the Adobe Share Exchange or any of the others available? How were you so CERTAIN that "[Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation] is the one [he] asked about."

I realize you're too much of a coward to admit to your own mistakes so it's ok, just snip everything above, toss out some pathetic lame and scurry along now.

Hey Mick...
http://www.extensis.com It's called pxlSmartScale. It'll cost you bucks if you use it past 30 days but it leaves stair interpolation and Genuine Fractals in the dust...

"Mick Brown" wrote in message

Ryadia,

I have been using the 110% method, can you point me in the direction for

the

other methods you mention.

TIA

--
Michael Brown
Melbourne Australia
www.photo.net/photos/mlbrown

thanks ...that looks perfect ...and affordable ... what better ways are there? tia ....

steve

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 07:56:09 GMT, "Ryadia" wrote:

It's called Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation action.
www.fredmiranda.com
There are better methods of enlarging digital images but this is the one you asked about.

Ryadia

wrote in message

does anyone know of an action that one can feed in the final dimensions and then have a pix automatically and serially upsized 110% each time to the appropriate size?

tia ... steve

wrote in message

thanks ...that looks perfect ...and affordable ... what better ways are there? tia ....

If it's perfect how can there be anything better? Perfection is just that, so by definition there is nothing better.