kumar

http://indiananimation.net/adjust_10...h_below_90.jpg

size 82x82.. i want this jpeg in 100 pix height and width as high as 90 pix.
result is blur.

http://indiananimation.net/crop_n_en...ake_bright.jpg

cropped image from head to his fine shoulders and then adjusted to height 100.. same

result with LARGE COLOR LOSS

http://indiananimation.net/separate_each.jpg

image size is big, tried to separate each image and then adjusted to 100 px height.. result

is blue dirty image with large color loss and looks like modified with paint brush.

http://indiananimation.net/takeout_j...to_sholder.jpg
same with the image

what do i do , where exactly thing matters.
is it my pc that dont support better quality?
is it my photoshop software?
color settings, should i shift to better mode?
using RGB and grayscale, what if i use CMYK?
what will be resultant quality if modified from RGB to CMYK?
tried adjusting sharpness/bright/contrast but thing not happening properly, why?

Gaussian

Welcome Kumar, I wish I could help you, but it's probrabaly because it's getting late here, but I'm confused about your post. What is it basically that you want to know? Those 4 different images confuse me too. Do you have any before/after images instead?

MindBlasting

it's getting late here, but I'm confused about your post

Guassian he wants his image look sharper and brighter.His problem is when he edit>transform the picture, it look blur and losts image quality(he uses very small picture source image).

He want you to teach him how to correct his images without loosing the image quality that's it.

The rest of also carries the same about the poor image quality..

Gaussian

Thanks MIndBlasting, but I don't think he's interested anymore; he asked that question 3 weeks ago.