Re: [Photoshop-Haven] Major blow up

If it was me (and I have done just this before in similar situations), I
would import it into Illustrator, and then trace over the object with the
pen tool. Once you have it copied in Illustrator, it can be enlarged as much
as you need without any loss of quality.

Chuck

On 4/10/09 10:41 AM, "kmanniko" <kmanniko@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I'm working on a simple graphic that I need to make much larger in PS CS3.
> What's the best bet for this? I don't have the budget to purchase a plug
> in... I'm talking about a 1200% increase in size. This is for a simple
> graphic (not photo) and it's only one color (on top of white background). This
> will be incorporated into PowerPoint and I don't care how it prints or looks
> outside of PPT.
>
> Also, Is there a simple way of getting rid of jaggies in a simple one-color
> graphic?
>
> Any tips are much appreciated!
>
> Kevin

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