Does anyone know if there's a way I can make pictures bigger? I used photobucket to make them smaller, then I erased them from my computer and camera so nobody would see them. Then when I tried to post them on here for rating they were rejected because they were too small. Is there anything I can do?
you can do it if you have a program like photoshop...
the only problem is that if you enlarge the picture, it will be blurrier
I don't have photoshop. Does anyone know any way that I can retrieve the pictures that I deleted from my computer? Or is there anybody who can fix my pictures for me? I would just take another one but my camera died tonight. Can anyone help?
There are a couple of free programs available for download that would allow you to resize/resample a picture. Something like IfranView would be the more simple way (though it does have various different resampling methods), while the GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a more comprehensive package which compares favourably to other, more expensive packages (this page is the download page for the windows version, but remember you'll need both the GIMP and GTK+ to use it)
Worst case, a lot of guys/girls here (myself included, but CMan seems to be the one everyone's comfortable with) have access to these programs or others and could do it for you.
I just fired across a test shot... wasn't anything special, but it's a start. I can try for something with more filters and such if that's not adequate, else I can do the others the same way for you.
-Jak
*edit* I can also try for some colour correction for the two close-up shots, but I'll leave that upto you *end*
Thank you so much Jak! It's a little blurry but I don't think that really matters. You can just do what you think is best. I just got a computer so I'm really a newbie when it comes to the internet and how to work it. I really appreciate your help, you're realllllly nice!
Well here is one of the pics you posted under the help me thread...
ive increased the size.. while trying to keep as much pixel integrity as i could... its a slower process, but just resizing an image will make it come out distorted.. its alot easier to go from big to small.. going small to big can make you lose color as well so I tried to compensate for color loss and what seemed to be over exposure from the flash.
I could have cleared more of the grainyness out but figured id just do this real quick to see if it looks somewhat similiar to your body tones which only you would know of course...
if you have more that you would like worked on just send them my way