I don't think it's possible but..

[Aqua4ever]

My teacher gave me these pictures of 72 resolution, and she wants them less blurry and well better resolution.. I don't really know of a way to do this so I was wondering if you guys did.

Here's one of the photos:
http://s1116.photobucket.com/albums/...rrent=mjf2.jpg

[Boneappetit]

What program u use?

[Aqua4ever]

Photoshop CS4.

[Boneappetit]

It is possible... just give me a couple of minutes and I'll be back with a new version of your photo.

[Aqua4ever]

I have 20 of these so I also need to know how you do it. Thanks.

[Boneappetit]

Originally Posted by Aqua4ever

My teacher gave me these pictures of 72 resolution, and she wants them less blurry and well better resolution.. I don't really know of a way to do this so I was wondering if you guys did.

Here's one of the photos:
http://s1116.photobucket.com/albums/...rrent=mjf2.jpg

Here is a quick change on your photo. There are various ways of doing this in Ps. The sample you post looks offset, I guess because they made it bigger before the upload, so it lost resolution, that's why I smaller it.

[Boneappetit]

Originally Posted by Aqua4ever

I have 20 of these so I also need to know how you do it. Thanks.

Take a look at this thread... http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/pho...fect-like.html

[Boneappetit]

Here is a different version using split frequencies, applying a brightness/contrast clip mask to high freq. layer, and color correction.