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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAI method to upscale low-resolution images to high-resolution
Is this available or going to be over-the-counter soon? I have boxes of illegible photos I can't throw away. Trying to learn GIMP but don't speak the language, so this would be great.
https://techxplore.com/news/2017-10-small-pixel-perfect-large.html
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AI method to upscale low-resolution images to high-resolution (Original Post)
donotpissoffacow
Oct 2017
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RKP5637
(67,108 posts)1. GIMP, I've gotten lost in GIMP before. This AI approach sounds interesting! n/t
Kali
(55,008 posts)2. with your username and my ag background I misinterpreted your usage of the acronym "AI"
donotpissoffacow
(91 posts)3. I'm missing something here.
Ptah
(33,028 posts)4. Artificial Insemination.
donotpissoffacow
(91 posts)7. You want me to put the old negatives where?
Sentath
(2,243 posts)5. BUT, anyone who uses this method must keep in mind that it is NOT an upscale
It is an original work of art inspired by the pixelated sample image.
hunter
(38,311 posts)6. Yep, especially not useful for crime scene investigations.
"Zooming in" on security camera footage isn't going to work any better.