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Ok, when I first got my macbook, I did something really silly in iPhoto trying to change about photo's in the film rolls, without reading how to do it properly.
Basically, I put all the photo's on my desktop and manually moved them back in to where I wanted, then deleted the originals. As a result, all my photo's from before that date (there wasn't too many luckily) are all really low resolution.
They're all 360x270pixels, when all my other photos are about 3000-odd. This didn't bother me as I didn't want to print any of these pics, but recently my boyfriend's family dog died, and his brother would like a picture I took of him (on the beach with ears flapping in the wind ) blown up, but the resolution is far to low to even print on a 6x4 postcard....
I just can't work out how to change the resolution - is it possible?
Basically, I put all the photo's on my desktop and manually moved them back in to where I wanted, then deleted the originals. As a result, all my photo's from before that date (there wasn't too many luckily) are all really low resolution.
They're all 360x270pixels, when all my other photos are about 3000-odd. This didn't bother me as I didn't want to print any of these pics, but recently my boyfriend's family dog died, and his brother would like a picture I took of him (on the beach with ears flapping in the wind ) blown up, but the resolution is far to low to even print on a 6x4 postcard....
I just can't work out how to change the resolution - is it possible?