How should I resize my photos to make the most of the 16:9 screen size? Does anyone know what I should resize my images to so as to make the most out of the 16:9 screen size?
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You should resize to 480 x 234 pizels. If you resize the large original files to this size, you will be able to get a lot on a 1g card. There are many photo editing software packages that will allow you to resize a 'batch' of files to as smaller or different size. A batch processing of many photos would be much faster than doing them individually. You need to make sure it makes a copy of the original in the new size, rather than srinking the original file. I don't have any specific recomendations of which software to use, but you likely got something with your camera that may work.
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I am not sure if I understand your question but, if I scan a 4x6 photo it saves as a 4x6.. Not a 4x6 on an 8.5x 11 page.. I hope that answers your question ( hope that makes sense)
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I have mine set to 1600 x 900 and it looks awesome! This is the recommended as well as the maximum resolution available.
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There are picture "mode" settings under the main menu. Some of the choices (from memory) are automatic, 16:9, cinema, and 4:3. Just change it to what looks best for each input or select automatic.
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Always FORMAT new cards first in camera, I have been using the 16GB for quite sometimes now, no problem what's so ever!! Good luck!!
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I just bought a digital frame and have the same question. Supposedly it's 480x220 but just like you - that leaves space top and bottom. I tried various other dimensions but have yet to fill the frame. 450x240 is close but not quite there and the frame is probably doing some unwanted manipulation to the picture.Have you gotten any clues from elsewhere?
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Does very well with 4x5 film and really good with 6x6 film etc. but you need to use at least 1200 dpi resolution and the result will be a large file. Scale at 100%. The default is 400% which in my opinion gives worse results. I would save as a compressed tiff. or at least the largest resolution JPG that you an. You also need to make sure the you uncheck the option for sharpening.
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Not sure on that one. I try to rotate my pics and save how I want before loading onto memory disk for frame. Sorry.
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I know this is someone elses post but I am debating the same thing. I myself am looking for a high quality resolution with the crispest photos out there. I really dont care about any gps feature but whether its indoors or out I want crispness. Mostly I use it for taking photos of my toddler. Any suggestions or help?
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The monitor has settings for different aspects. I have mine set to 1:1 so my photos will display properly. At that setting I lose some vertical size but it is a minor problem. In all other respects, I love this monitor.
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Very interested in your method. I found that aspect ratio for original resolution is 4:3, which means that it will distort your image when the screen is 16:9. Do you experience the same problem when you use DVI to HDMI cable.
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Wendy, unfortunately the camera only has 16X9 and 4X3 aspect ratio's. A little shot composition (planning) ahead of time will negate that problem, but I realize that point and shoots like this camera aren't usually used that way. I have printed several 4X6's and been very happy with the results - even though it took a little extra effort.
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Does YouTube have a requirement for the size? Is that why you are asking about 16:9?
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yes you can adjust it by going into your menu and adjusting the screen size. I will try and right down exact details of how to do it tomorrow when I can give you exact details on how. If not just play around and do some adjusting and fixing. if something does not work change it back. you need to play with it a little in order to understand it and get things the way you want them.
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my scanned photos are very small on my computer. How to enlarge them? I changed from 4 x 6 to full size scan on settings but it still makes a small picutre with large scanned white area all around it..
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Marsha:I am working with Windows 7, 64 bits and works fine; however, I am a photography fan, and I got a strong frustration with the quality of the converted files. It is something like 5 Mega pixels.For that reason, I bought a 20MP converter. I will receive it next week. If you have any question, please do not hesitate in contacting me, I'll be glad to share my experiences.Best regards, Ricardo
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I believe you set the resolution (dpi) when you are ready to print the photo through the program you chose to use. When I take a photo, I usually set the Quality at 18M 5184x3456 since that is the highest. Then you can zoom in on an area of the photo without losing quality. I am able to crop quite a bit without major "pixelization" (not sure if that's a word.) Good luck!