using adobe photoshop 7.0 version how do i make a blurred photo a clear photo?
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There really isn't software to make a picture sharper. When you see these TV shows that take a outdoor camera photo and turn it into someones face 100 yards away it's not real. If the resolution is not in the photo it can't be enhanced really well. That's why when the news show pictures of convenience store robberies they are blurry.
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Maybe a higher resolution would help. Sometimes if the resolution is too low the pictures look blury. However higher resolution = larger file sizes.
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Open Adobe Photoshop, and open the file(s) then\nFile > Save As... > File Type: change to .jpg\nthen select your quality, click OK
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Use Photoshop\nBest Photo Modifyer ever
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Nothing will fix a "bad" photo but Photoshop may be able to help sharpen it up.  There are tools you can use such as Unsharp Mask which will allow you to sharpen.
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Adobe will be happy to help you, just send an email to their support site.  Or you can download a truly free Photoshop workalike  called PhotoPlus 6 from : http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/PhotoPlus/
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You have to download photoshop...try www.download.com or go to adobes website
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This will depend somewhat on the version of Photoshop. Assuming it's 7.0 or later, there are three main methods. If the subject is on a fairly flat background, you can use the magic wand tool. If it's on a more detailed or tonally variant background, you're likely best to use the lasso tool and manually trace around it's edges.\n\nIf it's somewhere in between you may be able to get away with the Filter > Extract feature, which let's you highlight the edges (roughly) and then fill the area you want to keep. You can then extract it and PS will try to keep the edges intact for you.
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The easiest way is to insert your picture into your document however you choose.  Now, right-click on the picture and choose Format Picture.  On the layout tab, choose Behind Text.  If you want the picture to be washed out, or not as vibrant, you can choose the Picture tab, and choose Washout under the color option.  Now click OK and your picture will be behind your text.
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That is something of a complex question, and I do not know what version of Photoshop you are using, the highest version I have is 5.2, so if you have a newer one, there might be easier ways. But in Photoshop 5 you can create a new file (menus file>new) and choose a size in the popup box corresponding to the size you want for the final collage. A new blank picture will be made. Then you can open the pictures you wish to place in the collage, and simply drag them into the new picture, position them where you want, and go from there. If you need to resize some of them, you can go to menu>edit>transform (or free transform) which will give you a box around the current photo so you can resize it in the new collage. The only further step you need, is to save the file. I would choose save a copy from the file menu, which allows you to choose the file format (ie: BMP, JPG, TIFF and so on) and when you decide which format, simply save it. You can drag as many photos into the new collage as you want, overlap them, add effects to certain ones, and because it is stored in photoshop format until saved, each new photo will be its own layer. You can adjust many things about the layers, transparency, special layer effects, emboss and engrave like effects and so on. Simply play with some of the settings, you can always undo any you don't like, or even delete a series of changes by removing them in the history list box (note, all effects added after an effect you delete through the history list will also be lost, so be careful with deleting the history list). If you need more help on this, I can try to advise, email me at fraterchaos@yahoo.com for more info.
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duplicate your art layer\n\nunder \nImage > Adjustments > hue Saturation \ncheck Colorize \n\nplay with the settings
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almost any photo editing software will allow you to do this\ndo a search for freeware photo editors
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Try http://www.photoshopbuddy.com/ OR\nhttp://www.photosector.com/
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dont know but in adobe photoshop will easily can do..
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There is a lot to say about feathering and such, layers are pretty simple to use and I can link you to a good website.  \n\nTo eliminate the blue select your magic wand tool\n\nSet the tolerance (top left in photoshop) of about 60.\n\nClick on the blue space, check to see if it has all of the blue highlighted.  If so, just hit del and get rid of the blue. \n\nIf its not getting all the blue, turn the tolerance up and try again.\n\nYou can then drag that baloon into another picture, or drag the whole layer into another picture for mixing the two.\n\nThis is the site I used when first learning photoshop. - \n\nhttp://www.pegaweb.com/tutorials/beginners-guide-adobe-photoshop/\n\nHope this was helpful for you.
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Most photo manipulation programs allow you to "cut & paste".\nI use Paint Shop Pro or Adobe "Photoshop"\n\nTry www.download.com and search for free programs.
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Try Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition\n\nVery Easy and Powerful.\n\nYou wont believe it\n\nThere is also PhotoBrush.