Is there any way you can Zoom a picture on the computer without it getting blurr

Question: Is there any way you can Zoom a picture on the computer without it getting blurry when you make it bigger!?

I have Microsoft Picture Manager!. Or what about with the picture & fax viewer!?Www@QuestionHome@Com

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Not really!.

Resolution refers to the amount of pixels that make up an image!. If the picture is small, it has a low resolution!. What makes the picture blurry is Anti-Aliasation (Filling in the gaps to get more pixels)

If the picture that you took was not digital and you scanned it, scan it at a higher resolution!. If it was digital, you need a higher resolution digital camera to scale the image size

Raster graphics (Photographs, and other types of images) cannot be scaled up without getting blurry or pixelatedWww@QuestionHome@Com

The picture's resolution is what determines its screen size!. If the true resolution is smaller than the pixel configuration of your monitor and you enlarge the picture, it will be blurry!. Most digital cameras have much higher resolution than your computer monitor, and when you zoom in, the detail is perfect!. You can't improve on the resolution of the original image!. That would be impossible!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

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yeah, you watch those tv shows and movies where they just magically zoom in to perfection!. thats hollywood, nothing can expand pixels when zooming in, not yet anyways!.Www@QuestionHome@Com