Sometimes, however, we do still need to scale things up. With the resolution of cameras today, upscaling images isn’t as in demand as it once was. And the samples on the Adobe blog between standard bicubic upsizing and Super Resolution are pretty impressive! After a bit of AI number crunching, it spits out an enhanced DNG file and you’re done. In the preview box, check Super Resolution and hit Enhance again. The Super Resolution feature is easy to use by right clicking on the image window in Adobe Camera Raw and choosing Enhance. It’s a bit like how Mario eats a mushroom and suddenly balloons into Super Mario, but without the nifty sound effects.
The Super Resolution feature we built around this technology is very simple to use - press a button and watch your 10-megapixel photo transform into a 40-megapixel photo. Of course, if you start using it on really highly compressed jpegs, your final results probably won’t be that great. But it will also work with just about any other format the Adobe Camera Raw supports. Naturally, the best possible starting files for Super Resolution resizing are raw files, straight from your camera. Julieanne spends a good five minutes going over the feature in the video above, talking through the process, but also why you might want to do it in the first place.
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