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Perfect Resize 7 (was Genuine Fractals 7)... It's the same great product, just with a new name and it remains the industry standard for enlarging and resizing images. Perfect Resize, formerly Genuine Fractals, is renowned across the photographic and printing industries for its ability to increase image size without the loss of sharpness or detail that you might normally expect. The patented, fractal-based interpolation algorithms work like nothing else and the results speak for themselves.
What's New
Version 7.0.2:
- Added support for Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 (12.0.4 / Creative Suite 5.5)
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
- Photoshop CS3 or later; Photoshop Elements 6 or later; Photoshop Lightroom 2 or later; Aperture 2.1 or later.
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| Downloads:12,758 |
| Version Downloads:1,708 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:26 May 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $159.95 |
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Perfect Resize 7 (was Genuine Fractals 7)... It's the same great product, just with a new name and it remains the industry standard for enlarging and resizing images. Perfect Resize, formerly Genuine Fractals, is renowned across the photographic and printing industries for its ability to increase image size without the loss of sharpness or detail that you might normally expect. The patented, fractal-based interpolation algorithms work like nothing else and the results speak for themselves.
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Kingsgraphic reviewed on 19 Oct 2011
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Panthera reviewed on 28 Feb 2011
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#1 PhotoZoom 2.3.4
#2 Practals 5 or 6
#3 SizeFixer SLR
#4 BlowUp 1.0.2
#5 Photoshop Cs2 or Cs3
I do not care which is better. I only care which one I get the best end products.
That's my 2 cents!
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Blow Up 2 and Genuine Fractals 5/6
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Bicubic (Photoshop default)
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PhotoZoom Pro... It offers poorer results than bicubic. Plastic look, jagged lines, weird contrast, overall waste of money.
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foto555 reviewed on 02 Jun 2007
With version 5 all this has changed. It now does exactly what it claims, albeit slow on my G5. GF does a remarkable job of enlarging images to very large sizes with fantastic quality.
A real breakthrough!
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Gregsgraphics reviewed on 22 Sep 2006