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I'm not sure you're question works or maybe I don't understand what you're asking.
What do you mean a "Hi Res styled effect"?
Do you mean can I start out with a low resolution image and using Photoshop make it look like a Hi Rez image.
No, I don't think so.
You can use Image Size on a 72ppi image, change it to 600ppi, and use the "Best for enlargement" option but in the end the software is just using a algorithm to "guess" what to do when it adds the extra pixels.
This also really drops the contrast of an image.
I've never used it but I heard that Genuine Fractals is now Perfect Resize 7 - onOne Software is the best for something like this.
There's a 30 day trial, check it out.
What do you mean a "Hi Res styled effect"?
Do you mean can I start out with a low resolution image and using Photoshop make it look like a Hi Rez image.
No, I don't think so.
You can use Image Size on a 72ppi image, change it to 600ppi, and use the "Best for enlargement" option but in the end the software is just using a algorithm to "guess" what to do when it adds the extra pixels.
This also really drops the contrast of an image.
I've never used it but I heard that Genuine Fractals is now Perfect Resize 7 - onOne Software is the best for something like this.
There's a 30 day trial, check it out.