Nov-20-2019, 06:10 PM
You have it backwards. If you want the image to be larger, you need to use a larger resize number. For instance with the 768 x 432 px image, you'll need to use 10,000 instead of 100 to make it 76800 x 43200 px.
Algebraically, that's because:
768 x 100 by 432 x 100 =(768 x 432) x (100 x 100) = (768 x 432) x 10,000.
If your intent is a 100-fold increase, then you already have it. What are the dimension of the resized image, by the way?
Algebraically, that's because:
768 x 100 by 432 x 100 =(768 x 432) x (100 x 100) = (768 x 432) x 10,000.
If your intent is a 100-fold increase, then you already have it. What are the dimension of the resized image, by the way?