One fascinating aspect of analogue photography is, that by means of an Enlarger, you can pick an interesting part of your photo and blow it up to poster-size. Whereas zooming into a digital photo just leads to a bunch of colored blocks.

ImageEnlarger tries to be an easy-to-use equivalent of the analogue enlarger for the digital photography:

You choose an image file, pick a rectangle and decide how big the result should be ( by scaling factor or by giving width or height of the result ), then you press calculate and get an enlarged image with smooth curves instead of blocks, where edges in the original stay ( more or less ) unblurred edges in the result.

The destination file name can be changed in the last line of the window; by default the result is saved in the directory of the source. By un-checking “Use Source Dir.” you can activate the second “browse…”-button and select a destination directory.

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