Please help with Rebel XT 'L' size photo ??

[Village Idiot]

Another advantage for 4:3 systems.....

Do yourself a favor and crop the pictures, do not resize them they will look horrible...

That is works with some digital frames? :er:

 

[ksm]

I knew the 4:3 thing would get a reaction, should've just left it alone with all the Nikon / Canon people on here.

Not that it works with digital frames. Digital frames follow photo print dimensions (for the most part). And international standard photo print sizes/dimensions (yes the rest of the world doesn't always follow the U.S -including photo dimensions) are closer to 4:3 than 3:2. Benefit? Less cropping when printing.

I'll just leave it at that.

 

[Village Idiot]

I knew the 4:3 thing would get a reaction, should've just left it alone with all the Nikon / Canon people on here.

Not that it works with digital frames. Digital frames follow photo print dimensions (for the most part). And international standard photo print sizes/dimensions (yes the rest of the world doesn't always follow the U.S -including photo dimensions) are closer to 4:3 than 3:2. Benefit? Less cropping when printing.

I'll just leave it at that.

But one would argue that 4:3 is no longer the standard with all but Olympus's DSLR's being 3:2. Of course film and P&S cameras are 4:3, but even MF and LF cameras will have different aspect ratios. I don't know if I'd call that an advantage of the 4:3 system...

And it's not a Canon/Nikon thing, It's a Canon/Sony/Pentax/Nikon/ every other DSLR brand thing.

 

[Miaow]

Yeah I've found my old P&S's when the pics were resized to a 800 width - were 800x600. With the Canon I've noticed when its a 800 width its only 533 high.