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Message: [QUOTE="OPT1MUS, post: 243121, member: 154919"] [USER=157]@Blamhammer[/USER] - The point is that, for printing purposes, 300 DPI are more than enough (even used in photo editing). So, I don't know why they say it isn't good... 🫤 With my software, I could increase them up even to 1000 DPI, but - as I said above - images would be too big. ANYWAY, there's a simple solution! You can try some online services like "Workintool" - "Clideo" - or "AVAide Image Upscaler" (this one even uses AI to process and upscale images) - or others. They're very simple to use: just upload the image, choose the DPI (or the upscaling size), wait for the process to be done and download your new image... Give it a try :-> [/QUOTE]

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