Originally posted by GreenGiant:
Oh thats cool! I understand the perspective adjustment. Pardon my ignorance but what is interpolation? Thanks
Green |
If we want to make an image "bigger" than it actually is, we have to "invent" pixels to fill in the empty spaces as we stretch it. This is done by "interpolating" the value of a pixel-to-be-added by measuring the values of its neighbors. The software does this automatically when you resample to a larger pixel dimension. It can be done more smoothly by resizing upwards in small increments rather than all at once. That's "step interpolation".
You won't need to worry about it because you have the original to work on. You just posted a smaller-than-640-pixel image, and I wanted to stretch it to the maximum allowable DPC size, so I used step interpolation to do this.
In case you don't understand the word "interpolation", it basically means "to fill in the blanks logically"; if you give me the series "1,3,5,7,9" I can interpolate the values of the detailed string as "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9", for example, while "1,22,3,44,5,66..." would make less sense and "1,8,3,6,5,4..." would make no sense.
Robt. |
