adobe photoshop 7.0 ( how can i zoom in.. and still keep the picture clear)?
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if it's very small it gets pixelated when you zoom in (that's what you mean unclear i guess).\nI'm afraid you can't do many things with small pictures, not only in photoshop but in any picture processing software.\n\nTry to enlarge it a bit: go to Image > Image Size... then type\na new width and height figure a couple of hundred above the figures it says, hit ok and see what happens. For sure the image won't be crisp, but it's the best you can do at this stage.\n\nAlways try to get the largest images possible, with small images you cannot do anything really.\nI hope this helps!
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Any picture if its small and you try to blow it up, then it wont look as nice because you are stretching out the pixels.\n\nYou will need a pretty decent sized picture, but you can definitely use the "stretch" option under your desktop background menu in Windows to completely cover your Windows background. If you have a 10X10 picuture, but youre trying to blow it up to 100X100, there will not be any programs that will make that picture look good. Its like a shirt with a small picture. If you try to stretch out the shirt and it goes from small to EXTRA large, then the picture on it wont be clear. Its the same concept.
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in Photoshop, use the layers.....then adjust transparency
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If you are using a photo editing program like PhotoShop you go to the menu named IMAGE and then select IMAGE SIZE.\n\nIt lets you choose how big the picture should be (you choose only height or only width not both). or what its resolution in pixels per inch should be. Between the two you can make any size you want.
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If a picture is blurry, there is no way to ever make it sharp. Professional programs like Photoshop have a sharpening filter, but if a photo is seriously blurred there is no way to sharpen it.
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If you zoomed in and saved the document, it saved those settings.  Zoom out of those documents, save it again, and it should solve the problem.  I don't know what software you're using, so I can't help much more.
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two ways i can think of... pick your poison:\n\ngo into adobe photoshop... under the SELECT or EDIT menu in the topbar menu, there should be SELECT COLOR RANGE... you can select a color range and the 'fuzziness' of the selection.  If it is a scanned image, hold shift while you select the various shades of blue in the background.  Press ok and at least most of your background will be selected.  Then EDIT -> FILL in the topbar menu.  Select the color to fill with and do it.\n\nAnother way is to mask out the background by creating a transparent layer over the image's layer... then setting the blending mask to multiply (im not 100% sure if it's multiply, you can experiment).  Then fill the whole layer with a blue (either do that SELECT COLOR RANGE trick or experiment with different shades of blue).  The mask will mask out the blue ( this trick works better if the background is a uniform shade of blue... like if it's a digital design to start with, not a scan).\n\ni hope this helps... let me know if you got any questions or if i missed something.
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I usually use the program that came with my digital camera for the imaging and photo crop, or save them first, then use Adobe Photoshop to change the image size.   Hope that helps! :-)
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i´ve got v.5.1 so there is a new version. try on microsoft.com or download.com.\nBut i think you would be better of getting photoshop.
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photoshop just use the magic wand tool, select the white background and delete it. If it doesnt let you edit it set to RGB mode. If there's a layer locked, make a copy of it and delete the locked layer. Merge layers with ctrl+E. Always save as a GIF with transparency...
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If you blow up a photo and you see a lot of pixels, there really is no way to clear it up, even though you may sometimes see people on TV do it.\n\nIf sharpening doesn't work (be sure to use "unsharp mask", it allows a greater degree of control than other sharpening options), then I don't there's anything you can do. You can't add information to a photo that is not already there (which is what you are doing when you blow up a digital image and see pixelization).
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Use a program such as paint shop pro, or other image editing software to open the picture file, and compress it to the point that it still looks good to you, but is a more manageable size.  Each program does this a little differently, but the option is usually easy to find and does not take a great deal of time.\n\nHope that helps!
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photoshop has filters to help with that, also visit Adobe studio Exchange or Pixel2life.com for tutorials on just about any imaging software out there. Right clicking your images layer, select blending options and play with the options, you will be surprised on what you can do! good luck!
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create a new doc in photoshop. Now open up the image you want to blend and copy and paste them into your new doc. This should put them on their own layer. Select the 'retangular selection' tool (the upper left most icon in your toolbar) and change the 'feather' property (in your main toolbar) to something like 20px. Now you can select a portion of the top most image and click your 'delete' key'. this will feather out the deleted area and you can see it blend in with the image below it. it will probably take some playing around but hopefull this helps?
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at the moment zoom seems to be the best they have just updated their equipment, but to be honest there all done the same way, so i dont think it matters to much,\ngood luck if u have it done
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Try Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition\n\nVery Easy and Powerful.\n\nYou wont believe it\n\nThere is also PhotoBrush.
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U will get it with Adobe Photoshop seven. It is free. Download and install it.