![]() Leave the layer’s scale at 100%, then increase the layer scale in the effect itself. The Detail-Preserving Upscale effect is a relatively new feature in After Effects, and it’s pretty simple to use. I’ve had to scale it up to 450%, so you can see the artifacting below: ![]() Here’s the low-res picture we’ll be using at it’s original size in a 1080p comp. ![]() There are some creative motion-graphics solutions for getting around scaling the images up to a point where you see any pixelation, but here are three quick ways to minimize pixelation when you really need to scale them up to full-fame or larger in After Effects. No mater how much you try to avoid it, eventually you’re going to have to use some images in a project that are just too small. Here are three quick ways to minimize pixelation and artifacts in low-res pictures! ![]()
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