When it comes to enlarging photos, you are sure to notice that pixelation due to the low megapixel and quality will ensue. Normally this is attributed to the settings to which cameras have limited capacity, particularly when megapixels are in play.

However, there is a new plug-in now for Photoshop that should address that problem and it only costs $160 to get. If you are unsure of its capability, you can always get a free 3-day trial first although some watermarks are going to be shown. If you are among the professional photographers, you may want to get the pro version which costs $300.

The software is called the Genuine Fractals. OnOne Software’s Genuine Fractals. This Photoshop plug-in uses special fractal interpolation that can enlarge photo files as much as ten times the original, while maintaining image integrity, detail, and sharpness.

Genuine Fractals is an excellent tool with a single purpose: to make large prints look good. If you plan to do large printouts, or if you tend to crop your image files down to small details and still want to make good-looking prints, then Genuine Fractals may prove a valuable program to add to your arsenal.

(Source) Washington Post