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High-quality image upscaling
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High-quality image upscaling


  • Subject: High-quality image upscaling
  • From: Randall Meadows <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:45:30 -0700

I have to upscale JPEG images from 72DPI to, say 250DPI (user- selectable). I figured Core Image would be the way to go, but...

The CI docs for CILanczosScaleTransform say "You typically use this filter to scale down an image"; well, I will be needing to scale the image UP. What filter is appropriate for that? CIAffineTransform? "You can scale...the input image." Will that give me a high-quality scaling?

When I do a similar operation in Photoshop (Image -> Image Size, Resolution), it offers to resample the image, and offers "Bicubic Smoother" as being "best for enlargement". What's the Cocoa/CI equivalent to that?


Thanks! randy _______________________________________________

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