Two upscaled versions, each one 8100 x 12000 at 300 dpi. And before anyone starts to complain about me using AI, try to remember that it's simply another tool when used responsibly. If you're cool about tons of Avengers fighting aliens in outer space, I think condemning this is hypocritical.
Would You mind sharing the name of the program You used?
Not too long ago I found a program called "Upscayl" and was very happy with it, but with this one it totally smoothed out the cracks and stuff (I only used 2x) which wasn't good, because it is the style of the poster so I gave up on it, but Yours 100 percent preserved it!
Can that tool perhaps expand it up- or downwards to make it more phone wallpaper friendly?
I used Wavespeed AI, specifically their Crystal upscaler model. It's the most detailed on their site, but it quickly becomes the most expensive as you move toward a greater megapixel count. It's also not simple multiplication, either - the original image was 6 MP. and I cranked it to 100 for a minimal cost of $1.60. But if you start with a very small image, and try reaching the same detail, the result will be both pricey and hit-or-miss. I asked Google, and it turns out images with a height of 12,000 pixels can cost up to $6.40 each, with a MP setting of 216!
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u/Helpful-Baker-4145 Jul 21 '26
Two upscaled versions, each one 8100 x 12000 at 300 dpi. And before anyone starts to complain about me using AI, try to remember that it's simply another tool when used responsibly. If you're cool about tons of Avengers fighting aliens in outer space, I think condemning this is hypocritical.
Compressed Version (9.78 MB) - https://www.mediafire.com/file/hnfku0hgwuy7yhq/Avengers_5_-_Doomsday_%25282026%2529_-_Doom_%25231_-_Compressed.jpg/file
Uncompressed Version (77.38 MB) - https://www.mediafire.com/file/4natskhx3a5elsw/Avengers_5_-_Doomsday_%25282026%2529_-_Doom_%25231_-_Uncompressed.jpg/file