Super Resolution is currently available for Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) v.13.2 and will soon be added to Adobe Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.
Just remember to change the settings back so that these files open normally in Photoshop once finished. Adobe promises this feature will increase a photo’s resolution by a factor of four (double the width and twice the height, or four times the total pixel count) while retaining details and clean edges. To open JPEGs or TIFFs into ACR, go to Edit>Preferences>Camera Raw and in the File Handling tab, then set JPEG or TIFF to Automatically open all supported JPEGs or TIFFs. Along with this, Photoshop on iPad has gained two new cloud features, and Camera Raw has gained an interesting new feature dubbed 'Super Resolution.' M1 Macs have shown a lot of potential for. When enlarging JPEGs and TIFFs in Lightroom, the process is the same as for raw files, but for ACR it’s slightly different.
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How to use Super Resolutionīelow we'll cover the application of Super Resolution in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR), but will mention any differences in the process using Lightroom. Adobe Camera Raw, which lets you import and enhance raw images, has been a must-have tool for professional photographers right since it was first released in 2003. If you only shoot in JPEG, you can certainly still use Super Resolution and will need to increase sharpening in the resulting DNG, but the details lack the overall clarity you can maintain with raw files. Next, right-click the photo and select the Enhance option. Photoshop will open raw files in the Adobe Camera Raw tool directly. The results from enlarging JPEGs and TIFFs aren’t quite as good as using raw files, but this comes as little surprise. Begin the Super Resolution process by opening a raw file.
It’s a fantastic feature, because it’s easy to use and means that if you’re using a camera with a medium resolution of around 24MP, or enlarging raw files from older cameras, you can do so knowing that results will be generally excellent. Overall, Super Resolution in both Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom provides a great way to interpolate images to be able to make larger prints.
Still, the results from higher-resolution cameras remain perfectly usable, and in print, which is the only reason you would need to enlarge any image, this apparent over-sharpening wouldn’t be visible. It appears that Super Resolution is more effective with raw files that are below 30MP, with the raw files created by higher resolution cameras such as the Sony A7R III appearing over-sharpened. Zooming out to 66.7% resulted in this apparent over-sharpening becoming less obvious, and reducing sharpening to 20 does help, but the artifacts remain. There were also small but noticeable artifacts creeping in along sharp edges when viewed at 100%. The Sony A7R III produced the least impressive result with a slightly over-sharpened look to details when set to the default amount of sharpening.
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