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How to Sharpen Image in Canva
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Nov 18, 2024
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hi in this video I'm going to show you
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on how you can sharpen an image using
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cona and there will be two methods that
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I'm about to show you the first method
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is we are going to be using the basic
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Shar sharpening and the clarity Tools in
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Kaa and for the second method we are
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going to utilize an AI tool to
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essentially increase the sharpness of of
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an image so let's start with the first
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technique which I think it's a lot
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easier and the result is not
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disappointing so what you need to do is
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you have to click on the image and go to
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edit and after that click adjust scroll
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to the bottom and you'll see this
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texture options we are going to be
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playing around with the sharpness and
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Clarity parameters so I'm going to
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increase the sharpness by maybe around
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40 to
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50% and I'm going to increase the
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clarity to around maybe 20 and this is
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the result so basically you have the
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play around with these numbers and of
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course there is no specific value that
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you have to follow you have to do it on
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your own you have to decide uh which
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level or which setting will work the
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best for your photo just to give you
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comparison this is the original picture
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and this is the sharpened picture as you
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can see I can I can uh definitely
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distinguish the details on on his face
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and also this is so blurry I the whole
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picture is blurry but this picture
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picture is a bit sharper compared to the
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original picture so that was for the
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first method second method is we are
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going to be using an AI tool
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specifically an upscaler tool to expand
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or increase the dimension size of the
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image now uh it's not meant to add
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sharpness to the image but while doing
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so when you are upscaling image it will
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introduce more details on the image
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because AI is Essen is essential
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taking information from the picture and
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then it will add more details as needed
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and when we shrink the image back to the
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original size it's going to look
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slightly sharper than the original shape
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or sorry from the original image let me
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show you how you can do it first you
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have to click on the image and then you
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have you can go to edit and on the app
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section you want to click image Subs
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scaler and sorry about that this is the
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preview
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generation okay so I'm going to set the
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upscale resolution to be twice and I'm
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going to click upscale so AI will try to
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upscale this image and usually this
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process will only take less than a
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minute so I'm going to just fast forward
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to give you the
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result all right we got this result uh
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and it's giving us the before and after
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preview and it's kind of difficult to
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see the difference because the box is
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very small so I'm going to go ahead and
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click replace to essentially replace
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this image with the upscale
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picture okay this is the result and yeah
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as I mentioned earlier we probably not
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going to see much of difference uh I can
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I I think it's slightly sharper but it's
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definitely not as sharp as the first
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method the first method is way better
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because we are intentionally making the
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image sharper but the second method is
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to make the resolution of the image
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higher but not NE necessarily being that
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it's going to be sharper so that's one
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thing to keep in mind and yeah I guess
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the first battle is going to be better
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but in some cases maybe you want to use
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the second method so anyway if you find
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subscribing to this Channel and I'll see
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you on the next video