IMAGENER UNLIMITED The World's Only Raster to Vector Enlargement Technology
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IMAGENER UNLIMITED The World's Only Raster to Vector Enlargement Technology |
Photo Enlargement Software See your pictures with amazing detail |
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Why You Absolutely Need Photo |
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Photo enlargement is performed through a
process called interpolation: the computation of color values between
pixels. All software programs that enlarge photos
only use these interpolation methods:
These methods are crude and not able to produce satisfactory enlargement results. Here's why . . .
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| Nearest Neighbor Photo Enlargement New pixels are made the same as others close-by. The pixels or dots of color are duplicated to create new pixels increasing as the image grows. It creates pixilation or edges that break up curves into steps or jagged edges, also called "jaggies." |
Bilinear Photo Enlargement Bilinear interpolation filters surrounding pixels to smooth out jaggies giving the image edges a smoother look. Pixels from the four surrounding pixels are sampled to provide the color value for new pixels added when enlarged producing a blurry result. |
Bicubic Photo Enlargement Bicubic interpolation goes slightly further by analyzing 16 surrounding pixels and using that information for enlargement. It produces smoother results but enlargements above 150% quickly degrade in quality. |
 Nearest Neighbor Method |
 Bilinear Method |
 Bicubic Method |
| The above three methods are the only ones provided in popular photo software programs, even those costing hundreds of dollars. Kneson Software has taken digital photo enlargement technology far beyond these methods with Imagener. Imagener's 3 Versions produce the following results on the same image: |
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 Imagener Enhanced Enlargement |
 Imagener Professional Enlargement |
 Imagener Unlimited Enlargement |
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