![]() ![]() On the left is what the original image (which you can see here (opens in new tab)) looks like resized to twice its original dimensions using Photoshop’s basic image re-sizer, with resampling set to automatic. ![]() The results 1.) The robin testĪ good example of the limitations of Photoshop's Super Resolution mode is this frame of a robin. While there was always a difference between the two, the difference was rarely in Super Resolution’s favor. ![]() We tried a few images – opening them, resizing them to 200% their original linear dimensions, and then layering an 'enhanced' resize on top. If all you want is to create a supersize version of a decent, un-cropped image, you can save substantial amounts of time – and even image quality – using Photoshop’s bog standard image resize. Of course, Photoshop, Bridge and Lightroom (other photo editors are available) have offered image upscaling for years, so what advantages does Super Resolution offer? Having read some breathlessly enthusiastic experiences, we eagerly set up a few comparisons and…results were variable, to put it mildly. How long does Super Resolution take and is it worth it? Super Resolution is heavily dependent on your system’s GPU, so the more you spent on that, the faster your results will come. Click Enhance (it's good to see Adobe finally embracing the terminology of late-90s classic Enemy of the State), and your computer will whir away for a bit. ![]()
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