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Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation

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Added: July 11, 2005 Rating:  Average Rating: 2.4 Votes: 43 Position: 12421 of 13509Average Rating: 2.4 Votes: 43 Position: 12421 of 13509Average Rating: 2.4 Votes: 43 Position: 12421 of 13509Average Rating: 2.4 Votes: 43 Position: 12421 of 13509Average Rating: 2.4 Votes: 43 Position: 12421 of 13509 Level: All levels Software:  Photoshop

1

Open the image for editing.

2

Use the "Image Size" tool (Image> Image Size) to apply the following properties:

 
Width: 110 percent
Height: 110 percent
Resample Image: Bicubic

 
Click OK.

3

Repeat step 2 until you've enlarged your image to the size you want. Here is a cropped area from a stair interpolation.

4

Fred Miranda's Stair Interpolation Tutorial: Final Result
Here is a cropped area from a normal bicubic interpolation. As you can see, there is very little difference in the two methods. When magnified, the stair interpolation method seems to do a slightly better, almost unnoticeable, job in high contrast areas.



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