HOW TO GET THE MONEY SHOT, “MONEY”
As a devout lover of the movie “Swingers” and a living adaptation of the Truman Show, you will find my how to’s and posts loaded with movie references. They are the second best sources of quotes to books and face it, people don’t read anymore.
You are probably scrolling down to the steps, so let’s get to it! Below are the steps to learn how to upscale images with PhotoShop like a Pro!
There are dozens of ai upscalers, and sites that will enlarge a photo but you don’t really control the outcome.
And microwave services are great but what if the microwave breaks. You are going to need to how to cook.
So, here are the steps for how to upscale your own images in PhotoShop.
With a little prep you can create upscale templates that you can reuse! Look over there!➡️
Let’s Go!
- Open Photoshop
- Begin with a custom layout in PhotoShop.
- Set it to the ppi/dpi and px you need.
- Then upload your image.
- Size the image to fill the layout grid. Click “Done“.
- Make sure to save to cloud.
It will truly pixel by pixel upscale your image.
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- Open Photoshop
- Choose Popular dimensions
- Choose Custom layout
- Set it to the ppi/dpi and px you need
- Name your custom setting and save
- Next, Upload your low-res image
- It may look like a dot. That’s OK
- Size the image to fill the layout grid. Click “Done“.
- It may look grainy, just wait (it is upscaling pixel by pixel)
- See your new image!
- Make sure to save to cloud.
USING YOUR UPSCALED IMAGE IN ADOBE EXPRESS
- Then if you have a template you are using in AE:
- Open that file and
- click “your stuff” and then files.
- You will see the upscaled Photoshop image and can place it.
- Also remember to max the px in AE.
- Once you place the image, click resize.
- Make sure the ratio is locked.
- Then make the largest number equal 8000.
- It will keep your porportions and you will have an amazing image!
One response to “Get the Money Shot, Money Like a Pro!”
You don’t have to be a professional to get the most out of your social media photos! Awesome.