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Cutting to the right size..

cormie · 2006-01-22 21:51:12

Hi there, I have a few pictures on my pc I may want to get developed. I don't want the full pictures but I don't want there to be any blank space on the developed picture. Is there any program that will cut it to the right size for you for say 6x4's etc? Any feedback appreciated:)

22-01-2006 9:51pm

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cormie

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Hi there,
I have a few pictures on my pc I may want to get developed. I don't want the full pictures but I don't want there to be any blank space on the developed picture. Is there any program that will cut it to the right size for you for say 6x4's etc?

Any feedback appreciated:)

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#2 22-01-2006 9:56pm

Karoma

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I'd have to suggest Photoshop - crop&resize.
I'd also recommend manually doing it. If it's worth printing, then it should be worth the small bit of effort of resizing it (Manually doing it should help ensure that it's composed as you want it, and that it maintains correct levels of sharpness,etc.)

Hope this tutorial helps with the cropping ; and this for resizing

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