Can someone help me with this.

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  1. Jtspadaro

    Jtspadaro Forerunner
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    Ok so here's the deal i tryed to make a sig. But what happend was when i resized it. To fit,it got all blurrey can some one try and fix that. Please and thank you.
     
  2. just defy

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    If you try to make it bigger theres not a thing anyone can do.
    Also, if you want someone to fix it you would normally post the picture -_-
     
  3. Jtspadaro

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    well sorry i thought it would show up

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    here you go sorry[​IMG]
     
    #3 Jtspadaro, Apr 8, 2011
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  4. Monolith

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    The image isn't showing up. Try copying the url from the image and pasting it with the "insert image" tool.
     
  5. Halo Orlando

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    Right click the little icon and hit open in new tab to see it.


    There is really little anyone can do about this; it is next to impossible to make something bigger without blurriness or pixelation. You will just have to learn from this and start with a bigger canvas; I start with a 500x200, then resize it smaller later, rather than the other way around.

    As a note; I generally find 500x200 too large, thats why I resize it.
     
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  6. Monolith

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    There's an icon??

    Good idea. I try to find large stock images like desktop backgrounds or something similar. You can enlarge an image and depixelize them, but it takes a lot of skill and/or luck
     
  7. Zathura

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    Yeah, you can smooth some of the hard lines as well as broad areas where gradients have been pixelated, but forget trying to keep any kind of subtle texture.

    Since i still can't see the picture the OP is trying to post, there's not much else I can say, lol.
     
  8. Halo Orlando

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    [​IMG]

    Thats the image he tried to post
     
  9. Monolith

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    Yeahh.... that's gonna be REALLY hard to depixelize. Me thinks you should find a new image
     

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