No, Midjourney currently can't create images with such a high resolution, but any image from Midjourney can be upscaled with the proper tools. Photoshops isn't one of them in my opinion. Photoshop Lightroom has an Super Resolution feature, but it's meant for RAW files and while there is a workaround for jpgs, the results are not satisfying compared to other tools like Topaz or ON1 in my opinion.

Ok. Thank you.

Pardon my ignorance but is that just 16:9 upscaled or what size could that image be before it is upscaled?

I think it could have been any size. Most resizing tools will let you set the output dimension, so I could, for example take an image that has 1500x1000px and set the output dimension to 6592 x 2880px. But you would of course get an image where either part of it has been cropped off or that is distorted, so that doesn't make much sense. Probably was something like 1648x720px before resizing.

Quote from: waitingonthestuff on September 26, 2023, 05:50

Ok. Thank you.

Pardon my ignorance but is that just 16:9 upscaled or what size could that image be before it is upscaled?

I think it could have been any size. Most resizing tools will let you set the output dimension, so I could, for example take an image that has 1500x1000px and set the output dimension to 6592 x 2880px. But you would of course get an image where either part of it has been cropped off or that is distorted, so that doesn't make much sense. Probably was something like 1648x720px before resizing.

i scale up using 4x in Topaz giga AI, then reduce to what i need in LRC using just xxMP rather than an exact calculation