Any chance anyone can give me a hand? I’m trying to find a high def copy of the image here (something with like 300 DPI so an enlarged print out will stay sharp).
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks y’all!
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How big do you want to print it?
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Yeah, it really matters how big you intend it to be. Assuming they mastered the show at the final hi-def resolution of 1920 x 1080, that’s as good as it’s gonna get. 1920/300 = 6.4 inches, so at 300 dpi that’s your size. But if your purpose doesn’t require the clarity of 300dpi, you can tinker with the math. At 200dpi it’s 9.6 inches, 100dpi is 19.2 inches, etc.
This image is 1675 x 935, so not quite full HD. If the episode download is working again, you could re-grab the frame at native resolution to get the 1920 x 1080 version. There are various Photoshop plugins and online services that can apply algorithms/AI to upscale it, but I imagine it’s hit-and-miss. I’ve used a plugin in the past to satisfactorily upscale by 100%, but beyond that I wouldn’t be happy with the results. That’d double the size numbers above.
If you need bigger than that, it becomes a tradeoff of quality for size. Which isn’t necessarily bad. I had a one-megapixel digital photo from 1999 blown up to a roughly 30 x 40-inch poster once, and it looked great. Probably something like 50dpi all said and done. Get right up on top of it and it breaks down, but it’s meant to be seen from a distance so I was pleased with it.
I’ll see if I can get my hands on the 1920 version of this and run it through my upscale plugin.
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Thank you so much for the insight!
Looking to print out at at least 11x17. If it could be bigger, then great, but if it can get there without having the silhouettes becoming too blurry, that’s aces!
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Holy heck - can’t thank you enough!!!
Can’t wait to download and review on a screen but at a glance on my phone, this is awesome.
This werewolf owes you! 
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No worries, and happy cake day! (I assume that’s what the little cake icon next to your name means)
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Holy heck, you can count the stitches in the theater seats!
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I don’t know how well this will do, but we use an AI upscaling site at work called crisply.io which has mixed results.
This is what it came up with when I did it:
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For a moment I thought this was drawn on a post-it and therefore a smaller image than the original, but then I spotted the giant novelty sized pen you included for size reference and realised it was gargantuan. Nice work.
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Brilliant 
