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Is there anyway to improve the resolution of an image I use?
Im making a film and i want to use some still images I find on the web. A few of the ones I want to use are of a low resolution. Is there any way in FCP I can improve the resolution? I’m guessing not but it doesn’t hurt to ask. If not FCP, perhaps another program?
thanks in advance. those who give answers here are the best!
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Nothing that i have ever seen that will do a good job.
I think it is also important to mention that legally you can’t just grab any photo from the web and use it a film. If you do you leave your self open to a potential lawsuit from the copy writ holder.
I recumbent contacting the copyright holder and getting permission to use the photo. If they agree then you could get a higher res copy from them.
Hindsight is always 1080p
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John
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Reduce your sequence size.
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