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Wouldn't advise increasing the dimensions of that image. The quality would be terribly awful.
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Didact wrote Wouldn't advise increasing the dimensions of that image. The quality would be terribly awful.oh ok i thought it would be fine cause before i deleted photoshop i stretched images and they looked okay
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would anyone be able to do it anyway so i can see how bad it would actually be?
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Sorry but no matter if it's stretched that image quality is horrible
on any dimension you stretch it to
on any dimension you stretch it to
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It would look horrible buddy if you stretched it that much.
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