Our image is a photo so we will use Photorealistic and set the Noise reduction slider to an average amount. Since we have increased the image size, there are now two additional modes available: Illustration and Photorealistic. Because Maintain Aspect Ratio is checked, the Height updates accordingly. We want our printed photo to be 60” x 40”, so we set the Width to 60. These modes are good options to use when making an image smaller. Under Mode, there are two options: Bicubic and Nearest Neighbor. But these methods bring the image resolution way down to 13 dpi.įor a better resizing method, choose Bitmaps > Resample. You can enlarge the image by simply dragging one corner outward or using the Scale factors on the property bar. If we look in the Properties docker, the current image resolution is 96 dpi. Now we want to increase the size of the photo to fit the page. Within a couple of seconds, the entire image is now artifact-free, and edges are much sharper. With the image selected, choose Bitmaps > Remove JPEG Artifacts. These are unwanted pixel blocks or halos caused by image compression, and there are lots of them along edges around the horse, as well as throughout the background. Zooming in a bit, we can see that the resolution is pretty low, and the image is full of JPEG artifacts. In this example, the original image is much too small to fill the page. Use File > Import to bring in the bitmap image to use for the print, and press Enter to center it at its original size. Start a new CorelDRAW document sized to match your print output. To demonstrate JPEG artifact removal, we’ll start with a photo of a horse that we want to enlarge and used for a large wall print. This tutorial will review how to remove JPEG artifacts and how to use the Illustration and Photorealistic upsampling modes.Ĭlick on any of the images below to view full-size. JPEG artifact removal and upsampling, introduced in CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2020, allow you to increase image size while still maintain image quality and fine details.

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