my bank doesn’t have a production team in NY so can someone offer advice on how to enhance pictures from google / clients for presentations?
is there a software i should ask my MD to get me? i thought about photoshop but it looks complicated
what software does your bank’s production team use?
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what do you mean by enhance?
increase resolution / clear it up. when you get pics from google, they can be pixelated when stretching.
typically a production team at banks usually do this but my bank’s NY office doesnt have that team
Are you sure a pres or production team can enhance an image? Doesn't make sense to inherently alter the quality of an image. If I took a grainy screenshot, I find it hard to believe it can be made very clear, right?
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I do this with Adobe Illustrator by vectorizing the image. You upload the image (the simpler the better) to illustrator, then click it, then go to image trace, then high fidelity or a different option if that works better. Then I export it to Photoshop and save as a png. There's also a way to do this exclusively in Photoshop but I'm just comfortable doing it my way since it takes 30 seconds.
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Don't understand why the guy is getting MS whereas his answer is the most correct one of the thread. The higher the resolution, the more the information contained in the picture. If the resolution is low, you can't create information - there's no way to enhance a picture, we're not in an episode of CSI. There are some softwares that use deep learning/neural network to guess what that information could be, and thus artificially increase resolution by inventing new information. However, this technology is not available on the market and is still highly experimental.
If we're talking about a very simple logo that does not use more than 1 or 2 colours, it may be possible indeed to vectorize it using Inkscape for instance, yet OP seems to mention images found on Google rather than logos. In that case, the only solution is to look for the same version of the picture with a higher resolution using Google's Reverse image search funtionality or Tineye.
Waifu2x is free- it sounds like some anime shit, but is actually a very decent upscaler. Just don't ask your MD to get it for you...
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