ughhhh!!! whys is that when i lay out my photos it doesn't fit an 8r size printout...??
the usual dimension of my picture from the camera, is more lengthy than the 8r photosize... WHAT SHOULD I DO!!! i have to have my printed portfolio for me to show for a client!!!!!!!!
i have it on s8r.. i dunno if i'm making any sense here... but yeah... i have read an article saying that a 35mm corresponds directly to 4 x 6 inch (4R), 8 x 12 inch (S8R), 12 x 18 inch, 16 x 24 inch and 20 x 30 inch. It's also fairly close to 5 x 7 inch (5R) and 3.5 x 5 inch (3R). 3R (3.5 x 5 inch); 4R (4 x 6 inch); 5R (5 x 7 inch); 8R (8 x 10 inch) from 4x5 film negatives; S8R (8 x 12 inch); 11 x 14 inch close to 4x5 film negatives; 12 x 18 inch; 16 x 20 inch from 4x5 film negatives; 16 x 24 inch; 20 x 24 inch close to 4x5 film negatives; 20 x 30 inch
Ok, because every sensor is a little different in size and that different H x W obviously will be different than H x W of paper.... oh how I miss square film... so you could crop later!
Mac, if you stretch a picture to fit then it will be distorted. You have to click on a corner and be sure you're enlarging not stretching.
I get really irritated every time I go to a printer - I've lost a lot of heads:-) It's called crop ratio. You have to figure out the ratio and then allow for that.
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am i making any sense here??
I get really irritated every time I go to a printer - I've lost a lot of heads:-) It's called crop ratio. You have to figure out the ratio and then allow for that.