

Regardless of this, the results are clearly and visibly better than any combination of regular Photoshop upsampling methods. (Image credit: Rod Lawton/Digital Camera World) The sign at the edge of the picture is now clear, sharp and perfectly legible. This improvement, however, is quite remarkable. If you upsize a 50% crop of a 24MP image, you’re still going to get a very big output file, and if you want to upsize an image bigger than 24MP… well, good luck to you. That’s what we got when we supersized a selection of 24MP RAW files. We’re not joking about the 400MB files in the headline. Fifth, the enhanced DNG files it creates are MASSIVE.If you want a JPEG or a TIFF, you will then need to use Adobe Camera RAW to export one.

It gives you images twice as wide/high, and that’s it – in other words, four times the megapixels.
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For this screenshot we composited two Super Resolution windows side by side to show you the before and after versions.
