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12-22-2004, 04:00
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| Civilians |  Cropping results in distorted images A cropped picture is often distorted (aspect ratio changes) - probably when the cropped dimensions are different to the original. Is there a way to preserve the aspect ratio so that it is not necessary to stretch the picture manually. Thanks Laurence Lombard |
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12-22-2004, 19:00
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| Civilians | Re: Cropping results in distorted images Laurence Lombard wrote: > A cropped picture is often distorted (aspect ratio changes) - probably when > the cropped dimensions are different to the original. Is there a way to > preserve the aspect ratio so that it is not necessary to stretch the picture > manually. > > Thanks > Laurence Lombard > To be honest, I always believe that better results are obtained by resizing, cropping or processing your image in a dedicated program, before placing it onto your website. I use PaintShop Pro V9. It does everything I need. JW |
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12-23-2004, 04:00
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| Civilians | Re: Cropping results in distorted images Thanks for your reply John. I hear what you say, but for my very basic application Fronpage does everything I need, so why use/learn another application? It is only this cropping anomaly which I am interested to know whether there is a solution. Thanks Laurence "John Whitworth" <j_dublevay@yarhooh.co.uk> wrote in message news:41c9dccf$0$29724$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk... > Laurence Lombard wrote: > > A cropped picture is often distorted (aspect ratio changes) - probably when > > the cropped dimensions are different to the original. Is there a way to > > preserve the aspect ratio so that it is not necessary to stretch the picture > > manually. > > > > Thanks > > Laurence Lombard > > > > To be honest, I always believe that better results are obtained by > resizing, cropping or processing your image in a dedicated program, > before placing it onto your website. > > I use PaintShop Pro V9. It does everything I need. > > JW |
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12-28-2004, 13:00
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| Civilians | Re: Cropping results in distorted images Cropping should change nothing. There should be no change at all in aspect ratio. I'm not really sure why you are having to stretch the picture. Do you have fixed dimensions set for the picture? "Laurence Lombard" <lombardm@mweb.co.za> wrote in message news:PJmdnbLFMPgSvVTcRVn-jw@is.co.za... > A cropped picture is often distorted (aspect ratio changes) - probably when > the cropped dimensions are different to the original. Is there a way to > preserve the aspect ratio so that it is not necessary to stretch the picture > manually. > > Thanks > Laurence Lombard > > > |
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