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I believe that using "nearest neighbour" scaling method in photoshop to 
upscale will create that effect. But for best results your scaling 
amount needs to be divisible by 2 or 4, I'm pretty sure ... so that it 
retains the same amount of visible pixels but just makes them bigger.

Also there's a filter that can be used to create the appearance of 
large pxiels... Cant recall offhand but I think it might be mosaic.

On 2010-06-24 05:01:24 +1000, Bint <bint@ign.com> said:

> Hello I want to take an image from the screen of a Nintendo DS and blow it
> up to HD resolution (1440x1080).  I want the pixels to retain their clean
> edges. How do I do this?
> 
> I read in an online forum to render in 'Draft' mode, but when I do that, the
> resulting quicktime does not look like what I see on the screen when I
> display my track in 'Draft' mode.  It looks like a much lower-resolution
> image that has been filtered way down from the original.  Any way to render
> pretty much what I am seeing on screen in 'Draft'?
> 
> This is CS3 I'm talking about.
> 
> Thanks
> B