stickman.walks
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I am using a Canon G12 and I believe the aspect ration is 4:3. Using Aperture to clean up some images and I am confused with the process of getting the image is see into the print size I want. Can someone explain this in an elementary manner for me.
I see that the photo dimensions vary depending on whether it was shot horizontally or vertically, and that number size varies - say for example: 4206 x 2941, or 4416 x 3312, etc.
Some of my photos I view and think I am happy with the image how it is, and some I view I know I want to crop out something, or crop into the image some to bring something more to the forefront.
But the more I read about print sizes and cropping, I feel lost. Is it that just because you have an image, it does`t necessarily mean it will fit into the print size you want?
I don`t know what print sizes are considered standard for exhibitions - 8 x 10, 16 x 20? Those seem like 2 sizes that I am happy with, but would I have to crop every image I have to 8x10 in order to have that exact image fit to a 8 x10 or 16 x 20 print?
I see that the photo dimensions vary depending on whether it was shot horizontally or vertically, and that number size varies - say for example: 4206 x 2941, or 4416 x 3312, etc.
Some of my photos I view and think I am happy with the image how it is, and some I view I know I want to crop out something, or crop into the image some to bring something more to the forefront.
But the more I read about print sizes and cropping, I feel lost. Is it that just because you have an image, it does`t necessarily mean it will fit into the print size you want?
I don`t know what print sizes are considered standard for exhibitions - 8 x 10, 16 x 20? Those seem like 2 sizes that I am happy with, but would I have to crop every image I have to 8x10 in order to have that exact image fit to a 8 x10 or 16 x 20 print?