I have a finished Little League team photo that has been cropped. How do I resize the cropped photo so that all of the players will fit into a print of 4x6 or 5x7? Thanks!
Stevewayne23 wrote:
I have a finished Little League team photo that has been cropped. How do I resize the cropped photo so that all of the players will fit into a print of 4x6 or 5x7? Thanks!
You don't say what program you use, which might have been helpful to anyone wanting to help you.
The problem when you put a large group of people in a small print, the faces are so small that you won't know who you'r looking at. My wife got a mothers album from her daughter's wedding, size 5x7, the group photos were so sad looking on a small print.
Gene51
Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)
Stevewayne23 wrote:
I have a finished Little League team photo that has been cropped. How do I resize the cropped photo so that all of the players will fit into a print of 4x6 or 5x7? Thanks!
What is your final crop resolution width x height in pixels?
I wish I could up-vote replies. Linda included an example in this post that works perfectly.
CPR
Loc: Nature Coast of Florida
OP said "photo". Is it a file? jpg? ??or a print?
LMurray
Loc: North Orange County, CA
Stevewayne23 wrote:
I have a finished Little League team photo that has been cropped. How do I resize the cropped photo so that all of the players will fit into a print of 4x6 or 5x7? Thanks!
Do you have the uncropped image or just want to resize the cropped?
thanks all for the help. Image was cropped in Lightroom and will be uploaded to my SmugMug site and available to print. It slightly cuts off if printed at 4x6 so I want to resize the cropped photo (tiff) so it can fit into the common sizes. I can crop the original at 3x2 but there are some areas that still need to be cropped.
Stevewayne23 wrote:
I have a finished Little League team photo that has been cropped. How do I resize the cropped photo so that all of the players will fit into a print of 4x6 or 5x7? Thanks!
A 4X6 and a 5X7 have differant aspect ratios. Always shoot bigger so you have room to crop to each aspect ratio size.
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