How to post a video in high resolution on a lower resolution format

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  FFrom print? You can not. Video only has a dpi of resolution. You need an app like Photo Zoom Pro for uprez the image.

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  Please refer to this forum post:- https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1409162

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  In this case, I would say that you use youtube or vimeo, film, edit and upload your video, and then use social media to share the link.

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• How to make a text image high resolution

  Photoshop CS6, what is the best way to create text for a small Image that is strong with no. Pixelation?

  When you create text in Ps, convert it to a shape layer. This will give you the text the same properties that the Brush tool (U), which means that they will always fit still crunchy. When you save the image, save it as a PNG-24 for the best quality format. Don't forget that if you convert the text in a shape layer, it will no longer editable.

• Hello! I want to know how to change a model AE full Hd or high resolution DV PAL, thank you

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• How to get the best performance high video for HP Pavilion Notebook m6-1002sa

  
  

  On the screen of the laptop, not a monitor outside, isn't it? Fortunately, it is not really difficult. There is only a single resolution to use: the native resolution of the laptop screen. Yours is 1366 x 768. Any other resolution looks blurry, and you cannot set a higher resolution than all. True HD 1920 x 1080 video will be challenged on your Panel and will be cut.

  You must also set the brightness to max unless you use the battery. The rest will be largely take care of itself. Digital billboards as a computer screen manages the contrast and the color almost balance automatically, although there are adjustments in the control panel for the video card. You have the dedicated video of 7670M (2 GB of DDR3 memory) AMD Radeon HD, so you should have an AMD/ATI Catalyst Control Panel. Search through the list of programs.

  This will give you an idea what you can do with the Catalyst Control Center:

  http://www.Tweakguides.com/ATICAT_8.html

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  If you need assistance.

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• How to take a picture and make a higher resolution vector?

  I'm trying to take our company (jpg or png) logo and make a higher resolution vector file. I don't know much about the file that I have for the logo, others that it is several years old and is very pixelated. I asked someone in my business of making a "more high resolution vector file" because it requires our printer for shirts or letterhead or something.

  I have little knowledge of the Illustrator... I can create projects from scratch by adding text, forms, etc.; and I learned about vectorizing images several years back when I took a base class of graphic design, but I forgot how to do a good part of it.

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  Here is a video showing how I would go to this topic. I accelerated as a result; normally I would have been more careful and lining everything up to the original.

• Video image of first elements in JPEG high resolution?

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  Anyone know if the Premiere Elements can be used (and let me know how) to capture and imported video or frame DVD, and

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  Standard video resolution is roughly the equivalent of an image of 640 x 480 pixels. At 200 dpi - the minimum resolution to produce a good, clear photo - that would produce a photo maybe 3 1/2 "x 2 3/4".

  Hi-def video is 1920 x 1080. You could get a 9 1/2 "" x 5 1/2 "photo."

  You can't really add pixels of an image, if you can he cheat a bit in a program like Photoshop Elements. If you push, you can enlarge a video caught about 10%, before she starts the fuzzy search and pixelated.

  Also note that video pixels are generally consist of non square while the photos are made up of square pixels. The video images are often intertwined and must be désentrelacée to look good from the photos. It is therefore not an easy transition from one to the other.

• How can I generate/copy to output pixelated high resolution?

  Okay, I admit, I am very new to the Guide, but I'm running into a distracting pixelation problem with Adobe Illustrator CS3.

  OK, so I have a vectorized image. It is low resolution (72 DPS), because it is fundamentally fair lines. Preview in Illustrator shows beautiful, totally smooth lines: picture perfect. I "Select all", copy it into Photoshop (in pixels), and the image looks totally crap! Any breaches, without anti-aliasing, etc.. So I thought I just enlarge the image, set the size of 300 DPI raster document and saved the new file .ai. Nothing helped, either. Even transformed to higher resolution does not resolve it no more.

  Finally, I decided to just take a bloody screengrab of the preview window, thought that would at least give me a clear picture. Alas, I thought wrong. Illustrator always happening a crappy picture in Photoshop! (Or rather, what you get in PtrScrn is apparently still vectorized data continues to show horribly Photoshop). So now, I am faced with a preview window of Illustrator that can show the vectorized image better than anything else, but with no way to export it as a rasterized image quality! Very frustrating.

  I hope someone knows how to solve this problem. Thank you.

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  Hello Iwakura-san,

  Please do not pay attention to the rude and sarcastic Doug Katz unnecessary comments. The majority of us, we are here to help others.

  Illustrator create lines using mathematics, so each line will be always smooth. You can enlarge or reduce the work and will not affect the quality of the work.

  Photoshop uses pixels to create or manage files. So if you enlarge or reduce the work will have an impact on the quality of the work. If you have an original canvas defined as 72 DPI (dots per inch), and then you change the resolution to 300 dpi, everything will have serrated edges.

  Solution: Copy the text from Illustrator (as you do), and then paste it into Photoshop. Right now Photoshop will show you this window:

  

  In your case, you want to select "Smart Objects", this option will allow you to re - sizing your work without losing the quality of the work:

  

  Here is a video on how to do it:

  http://www.Adobe.com/products/Photoshop/pop_smart.html

  Please let me know if I understood your question.

  I hope this helps!

• How to set on ipad 9.7 "pro to take higher resolution pictures?

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  It was common to use the placeholder images while editing, simply because of the question, you say.

  Regarding the ram, better for computer max (video ram isn't the issue) in all cases, but with the new Macs after having soldered to the ram, which can be difficult to correct after the purchase.

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• Beautiful images high resolution in photoshop look looking terribly pixelated when scaled down in movement 5... How can I avoid this?

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  It looks like a problem of aliasing to me... the text generated by movement in my document looks great, so I guess that's not a draft too low resolution (1, 080 x 1, 080 seems high enough resolution for me!). I'm fairly new to Motion, so I feel like there's just something obvious that I forget... any help is appreciated!

  If the logos are available on the internet, please post a link to one or more of them, then we can see what the issue might be. The only way (in general) occurs in images pixelation is if the scale becomes higher than 100%. Which can happen even if you are down, but with the help of a camera view revision or position Z to make the image appear closer.

  Is there something else on the project involving a zoom, positioning, and/or put across?

• How to make a video of my dvd creator to post!

  How to make a video I did with my Windows DVD maker to post on say Face book?

  Hello

  Check with Facebook help and Support and their Forums.

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  http://www.Facebook.com/help.php

  Facebook - Facebook Contact and support of Facebook
  http://www.Facebook.com/help/?page=835

  Facebook - Forums
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