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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 816106" data-attributes="member: 50197">I have Gigapixel. I don't have an issue with needing to upscale my images. All of them are over 4K of 3840x2160. In fact, I have been having to downsize them to keep PS from running too slow. Batch mode sounds good, if nothing else I might try batching them, but keep the upscale at 1x with a JPG output. In future, I might consider exporting 3 files when processing a new photo. One full sized TIF, one 3840 JPG, and a 1500 JPG. One for printing, one for slide shows, and one for posting.Out of curiosity Fred, what size and extension file do you use to make a slide show?Also, I'm considering reworking the first couple videos to 4K. What is the best way to handle that? Post the upgraded as a new video with the same title but adding something like Cypress Gardens part 1: upgraded to 4K, or just delete the original and then post the new one using the same name, perhaps adding 4K to the end of the name?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 816106, member: 50197"] I have Gigapixel. I don't have an issue with needing to upscale my images. All of them are over 4K of 3840x2160. In fact, I have been having to downsize them to keep PS from running too slow. Batch mode sounds good, if nothing else I might try batching them, but keep the upscale at 1x with a JPG output. In future, I might consider exporting 3 files when processing a new photo. One full sized TIF, one 3840 JPG, and a 1500 JPG. One for printing, one for slide shows, and one for posting. Out of curiosity Fred, what size and extension file do you use to make a slide show? Also, I'm considering reworking the first couple videos to 4K. What is the best way to handle that? Post the upgraded as a new video with the same title but adding something like Cypress Gardens part 1: upgraded to 4K, or just delete the original and then post the new one using the same name, perhaps adding 4K to the end of the name? [/QUOTE]

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