Pixelation
Critique => Pixel Art => Topic started by: Stplmstr on May 04, 2010, 11:30:56 pm
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Just dabling in pixel images for the first time, but I was wondering if there is a way to enlage an image with out losing the pixelyness of it.
I did this
(http://www.diochon.com/fulcrum/guy.png)
Now I made it large on my screen and took a screen cap for what I want to maintain, and then one of what happens when I just change the size. Is there a way to maintain the look in the first while resizing it so that I don't lose the option of having transparency ect.
(http://www.diochon.com/fulcrum/example.jpg)
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if you're using photoshop, in : preferences > general > image interpolation, choose "nearest neighbour" from the drop down menu. Now you can resize and preserve hard edges.
I think in most of the image editing softs, you will just have to set the image resampling to nearest neighbour and avoid bicubic or bilinear.
Which tool are you using ?
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Remember to enlarge in hundreds (Ex: 200%, 300%, 400%, etc...) If not it's not gonna be faithful. When you enlarge by 500% a pixel turns into 25 (5x5)
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Mo- Thanks :D
Jo- Ah I see that makes sense, thanks for the tip :)