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Emma 7071
Is it possible to change the aspect of a picture from landscape to portrait?
Thanks
Thanks
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DL
sure, but its liable to distort it
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Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User
If you mean 'rotate' the pic, yes it is..
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kbsmith9
Picture frames hang either way but if you really want a portrait view you
might as well rotate it 90 degrees and crop it to suit your needs. This also
may give you a chance to compose a nicer picture.
Kelly
Ohio
might as well rotate it 90 degrees and crop it to suit your needs. This also
may give you a chance to compose a nicer picture.
Kelly
Ohio
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Emma 7071
Thanks could you tell me how so I can try it.
DL said:sure, but its liable to distort it
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Emma 7071
Its for a competition, a picture of my son which is landscape at the monemt
but has to be sent as portrait. Thanks
but has to be sent as portrait. Thanks
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
Open the image file in your favorite image editor. Save a copy of the
original, but work with the highest resolution copy you have. Crop it with
vertical aspect ratio...you're gonna lose some data of course and your image
will now be smaller.
If you're working with an actual print and have a scanner, scan it at high
resolution and save it as a .tif - then do the above.
| Its for a competition, a picture of my son which is landscape at the
monemt
| but has to be sent as portrait. Thanks
|
| "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote:
|
| > If you mean 'rotate' the pic, yes it is..
| >
| > --
| > Mike Hall
| > MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
| >
| >
| >
| > | > > Is it possible to change the aspect of a picture from landscape to
| > > portrait?
| > > Thanks
| >
| >
| >
original, but work with the highest resolution copy you have. Crop it with
vertical aspect ratio...you're gonna lose some data of course and your image
will now be smaller.
If you're working with an actual print and have a scanner, scan it at high
resolution and save it as a .tif - then do the above.
| Its for a competition, a picture of my son which is landscape at the
monemt
| but has to be sent as portrait. Thanks
|
| "Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User" wrote:
|
| > If you mean 'rotate' the pic, yes it is..
| >
| > --
| > Mike Hall
| > MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
| >
| >
| >
| > | > > Is it possible to change the aspect of a picture from landscape to
| > > portrait?
| > > Thanks
| >
| >
| >
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DL
Assuming you use MS Imaging, Options>Rotate
Emma 7071 said:Thanks could you tell me how so I can try it.