[pjchappy]

Any tips on improving small, grainy digital pics.  I have about 6 pics taken from my Blackberry from the Clapton concert I went to a couple weeks ago.  For some reason, it took all the pics in a low resolution, even though it was set to high resolution.  At high resolution, it surprisingly takes decent pics.

Anyways, I want to make the pics as good as possible, for posterity's sake.  I don't have any professional programs.  However, I have paint.net, which has a good amount of filters, etc.

Thanks!


Paul

[pjchappy]

Thanks!  Will do.

I suggest you remove your e-mail address, so spam-bots don't pick it up.


Paul

[drphoto]

Done. thanks Paul

[pjchappy]

You could have just edited out the e-mail address instead of deleting the post! 


Paul

[drphoto]

oh well, figured the post was dead anyway. sorry I couldn't help you. just not much to work w/ there.

[nathanm]

I can't remember where I saw it, but I think there's technology out there that compiles multiple photographs of a scene into a 3D model.  So you could take all the photos on the web of Eric Clapton and assemble them into a 3D Eric Clapton model, and then pose him in the same angle as your original photo.  Or do what I do and search for the highest quality images and try to pass them off as your own.  So far it has worked flawlessly, and as long as I don't let on my secret to anyone I should be okay.