Editing

How do i resize a really small image and make it into a really large image withou losing quality?

I'm new at this

You don't.

Unless you know how to vector trace. But that's different.

so how do i learn
im using photoshop btw

If you really have no idea, you're probably not going to be very successful in doing it either.

>>3
Play with the pen tool until you get the idea.

wtf you guys arent very being helpful are you

install gimp, problem solved

>>1 read >>2.

It's fun to rag on people about such ignorance, but resized images are a pet peeve of mine, so let me be blunt: if you have a small image, there is no way to make it larger while preserving the quality (here's a simple mathematical reason for this). So, if you have a small image, do the rest of us a favour: don't resize it.

The only way to make a small image bigger without it looking like shit is to manually redraw the whole image. This is what is meant by vector tracing. Google it.

Regrettably, most vector traces also suck, because most people can't do a decent color job if their lives depended on it.

Why you gotta rag on people for damn

"Why do you have to rag on people, damn" would be correct.

More properly, it would be "What do you have to rag on people for? Damn!"

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