Requesting help regarding this topic

[tall__kidd]

I have an image, that I had someone make me a LONG time ago, and I would like to have it improved.

Is there any way I can change the resolution on this image so it is high? I want to eventually print it with 300dpi, but I would like to get/make it a high resolution version.

Is there anyway I can do this, with/without installing external software to do this?

Using Windows, not Mac, for any FYI that could help the cause.

Thank you,
Tall__kidd

 

[Kraezler]

You can't easily achieve this as far as I'm aware you would need to redraw the entire image as i'm assuming its not a raster image (not vector)

 

[Struggle]

I might be able to help you touch it up a bit but what Laurenz_ said still stands. What resolution is it currently in?

 

[tall__kidd]

Vertical resolution is 96dpi and horizontal is 96dpi

the image dimensions is 192 x 192 pixels

 

[keilyn]

Vertical resolution is 96dpi and horizontal is 96dpi

the image dimensions is 192 x 192 pixels

As laurenz says, that is practically redraw the entire image

add me we will see how I can help you, alldesignkp

 

[Bryatch]

You can adjust the dpi but it will make the image much smaller. If you wish to keep it the same size or make it larger it must be a vector image

 

[tall__kidd]

Could someone willing, private message me, and we can work out to see if you could replicate the image through photoshop or something, but with an amazing resolution? I am willing to pay, if the job can be done 100%.

As laurenz says, that is practically redraw the entire image

add me we will see how I can help you, alldesignkp

start a private conversation with me, and we can discuss further, and potential business.

You can adjust the dpi but it will make the image much smaller. If you wish to keep it the same size or make it larger it must be a vector image

You can't easily achieve this as far as I'm aware you would need to redraw the entire image as i'm assuming its not a raster image (not vector)

noted. thanks for the FYI.