![]() The newer uprez programs like Gigapixel claim to do a more intelligent job at predicting and calculating those additional pixels in the enlargement so that you can get more resolution that's close to the original pixels - and can be resized back down to reasonable sizes for nice detail and sharpness improvements, removing noise, and even processing as if it were an original photo - brighten, white balance changes, etc. ![]() Normal enlargement doesn't create new pixels to build up a shot - they just enlarge the pixels there, or duplicate them. I recently picked up Gigapixel AI to see if it could do what I hoped, which is take shots that were fairly heavy crops, therefore low resolution and/or missing fine details, and try up-rezzing them with an intelligent enlargement tool. ![]() I have been using Topaz's Denoise and Sharpen for a while, and both are good tools for cleaning up shots especially for birders, when we have to go to very high ISOs or deal with a little motion blur.
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