Hi All,
The picture size that taken by my Nikon D50 is in Width 3000 pixels x Height 2000 pixels, Width 10.027 Inches x Height 6.667 inches, so this aspect ratio is actually a bit wider than the standard print size from the photo lab, let say if I want to print it into a 4R, I need to crop it and portion of the picture will be cropping away.
You know sometime the portion of the cropping away part is important for the whole composition of the picture, so may I know is DSLR camera capture the picture size that slightly wider than the standard labs print size, so am I need to crop my pictures to fit the standard print size. Is thats mean in future I need to compose more to have the space for the cropping?
So If I just send my pictures to the lab without cropping it, means the lab will automatically crop away some part of my pictures to fit the standard print size?
The picture size that taken by my Nikon D50 is in Width 3000 pixels x Height 2000 pixels, Width 10.027 Inches x Height 6.667 inches, so this aspect ratio is actually a bit wider than the standard print size from the photo lab, let say if I want to print it into a 4R, I need to crop it and portion of the picture will be cropping away.
You know sometime the portion of the cropping away part is important for the whole composition of the picture, so may I know is DSLR camera capture the picture size that slightly wider than the standard labs print size, so am I need to crop my pictures to fit the standard print size. Is thats mean in future I need to compose more to have the space for the cropping?
So If I just send my pictures to the lab without cropping it, means the lab will automatically crop away some part of my pictures to fit the standard print size?