HELP with photo processing cropping....
Dec 3, 2011 03:36:58 #
pena2597 wrote:
Thank you for this info, Im going to try this for sure
achammar wrote:
Sorry so long...there are other ways of doing this too and other software to resize and crop, but if you are limited to or just want to use paint, then it works just fine..
:-)
Albert
Sorry so long...there are other ways of doing this too and other software to resize and crop, but if you are limited to or just want to use paint, then it works just fine..
:-)
Albert
Thank you for this info, Im going to try this for sure
You're welcome! I might add...using this process, you don't have to crop at all if you don't want anything taken out of your picture...
:-)
Albert
Dec 5, 2011 16:23:12 #
achammar wrote:
You're welcome! I might add...using this process, you don't have to crop at all if you don't want anything taken out of your picture...
:-)
Albert
You're welcome! I might add...using this process, you don't have to crop at all if you don't want anything taken out of your picture...
:-)
Albert
Now, I have another question for you, I've been hearing about cropping in camera, is that possible?
Dec 5, 2011 16:53:04 #
crop in camera means placing your self, zoom lens in a position that everything you see in the view finder you will want to include in the picture. This is a good method to use so that very little needs to be crop in pp. A great deal of people do not use this because they are to lazy to move closer to subject. Another thing to keep in mind is not all view finders show exactly what will be recorded. If you look at the spec about your camera it can tell you if the viewfinder shows 100% of the recorded image
Dec 5, 2011 18:27:28 #
fotogk wrote:
crop in camera means placing your self, zoom lens ... (show quote)
Thanks!...you got my gears going with this one. I need to check the specs of my cam to find out what percentage mine uses... :idea:
Jan 15, 2012 10:00:18 #
Bay Photo give you the option of not cropping or lets you move the crop so you can include all all details
Jan 15, 2012 11:05:08 #
pena2597 wrote:
Let me start off with that I dont own a photo prin... (show quote)
When you order from MPIX they give you the option of choosing the crop you want on each image submitted, you just have to select it in the order process. When you do a thumbnail of your image will popup with a red outline placed on it where they think the crop should go, simply click and drag that frame to where YOU want it and move on to the next image. Simple, but you have to click the crop box or they will crop it however they see fit, and that is often the opposite of how you might want to crop it.
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