Ever hear of the Boeing MCAS system to enhance flight stability?

The Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) is a flight stabilizing feature developed by Boeing that became notorious for its role in two fatal accidents of the 737 MAX, which killed all 346 passengers and crew among both flights.

Sometimes with software you don't always get what you think you are supposed to.

Just curious if you tried to uncheck the "Center Image" box? Looks like the image is shifted kind of down and to the left as well as truncating the right side.
I don't know the printer, just the only thing I see in the settings that I would try first.

Thank you.

Thank you for your observation and advice. Have a Happy New Year!

I want to print some Senior pictures and put them in a TAP Commencement Trifold Folio 4x6-8HV. I was wondering how much viewable area is going to show from the 4x6. I will put a border, but don't know how much to allow for the actual photo sleeve to not crop part of the image. Any expertise or suggestions? I have contacted Adorama and others who sell these, and cannot get an answer. Doesn't appear to be part of the published specifications. It will be two more weeks before I can start if I have to wait to measure myself. Thanks for any help provided.
Hope 2023 is a great year for all.

I am in awe of your macro/micro photography. Truly a master of your craft!! Thanks for sharing both your wisdom / experience and the images.

Don't know what it is, but is it a part that could be 3D printed by some Tinkerbot group or something?

I have Amazon Prime and Amazon Photos has unlimited photo storage that you can create an album and share the photos with your siblings with an e-mail link sent to them. Then they can download whatever photo they want at full resolution. It's a Prime perk.

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For the mac, I have used the free version of Canva to produce a .pdf photobook, loading each of my images into one of their templates ( 1,2,3,4 or 5 images per page).

For Windows, I have used ams-collage.com pro version ~$50, and it will make a photobook from your photos with just a minimal effort. Go to the website and view the tutorials. You can then save the whole book as a .pdf and distribute that way as a digital photobook, or you can download each page as a .jpg and then use a photobook printer like Shutterfly and upload the pages as a .jpg. I wait until Shutterfly has an unlimited pages photobook offer to have them print the book. My experience is that the photobook is limited to 110 pages. You can make the photobook on Shutterfly and keep it there until they have their offer, then have it printed at a substantial savings.

Very nice set! I especially like the tricolor heron with shadows and reflections.

You do awesome work! I really enjoy your images.

I once dated a girl with a lift in her left shoe. Her name was . . . Eileen :)

That is very interesting. Curious as to if those are documented and known structures that you are finding and photographing or are they new archaeological finds that you photograph, document the coordinates and then contact some group or organization for further study. If they are previously known, do you have to obtain special permission to hike up and visit? Thanks for sharing the photos.