magnifikáció
Magnifikáció refers to the process of enlarging an image or object to make it appear larger than its original size. The term is widely used in optics, photography, microscopy, printing, and digital imaging. Magnifikáció can be achieved through optical means, such as lenses in cameras and microscopes, or electronically, via software algorithms that upscale pixel data.
The basic principle behind magnifikáció is the projection of a smaller source onto a larger display or
First documented optical magnifikáció traces back to the invention of the compound microscope by Zacharias Janssen
Digital magnifikáció employs algorithms such as bicubic interpolation, Lanczos resampling, and more recently neural network–based super‑resolution
Magnifikáció is indispensable in many fields: it allows biologists to observe microorganisms, engineers to design micro‑devices,