BiggerPicture fully supports Apple Silicon and macOS 11 “Big Sur”.
How to Print a Poster?
Printing poster images requires a 19 megapixel source to get a good quality output. However even the iPhone’s camera can only produce 12 megapixels. What if you can get quality poster prints from any source?
BiggerPicture 1.1.8 Release Notes
BiggerPicture 1.1.8 addresses a number of crashes, improves reliability during restoration, and fixes compatibility problem with HEIC files under macOS Catalina
How can I increase the resolution of a JPEG photo?
The best way to make a 240p photo into 360p or better and still get good-looking results. This is not your usual upscaling routine.
BiggerPicture 1.1.7 Release Notes
This release fixes an issue on small upscaling operations. BiggerPicture increases image resolution without getting a pixelated result.
Printing in 300dpi or 72dpi?
One of our readers had an “assignment” (not sure whether it is academic or professional) and couldn’t determine what resolution she should create the artwork. She drew it at 72dpi and worried if the image would get pixelated. Would it? Read on to find out more.
Best Practices to Insert Photos into A Document for Optimal Print
What would be the best practices of inserting photos for food menu? What is the best resolution to make it look good in print?
How to Print Beach Banners from iPhone Snapshots
Printing 8-foot banners is a challenge if you don’t have a good camera that can capture 38 megapixels or better. Upscaling it from software won’t create a good result – the image would look blocky or blurry, and would likely turn off your audience at the beach. Follow these steps to create images for bigger-than-life beach banners from modest-resolution cameraphones.
BiggerPicture 1.1.6 Release Notes
Version 1.1.6 of BiggerPicture addresses a number of crashes as well as including security enhancements and prepares it for an upcoming release of macOS.
How to Calculate the Right Resolution for Life-Sized Prints
The number of pixels required for printing does not only depend on the dimensions of the image – but also how far people would typically view it. Read more to know the minimum print resolution needed for all kinds of prints.