Crop to aspect ration

apman · 8th October 2006

Hi,

Just got PS2 but still don't know how to crop a picture to a selected aspect ration like 4R, 10R etc. Appreciate your input, Thanks.

Squid · 8th October 2006

3R = 3.5" x 5" (1,050 pixel x 1,500pixel)
4R = 4" x 6" (1,200 pixel x 1,800 pixel)
5R = 5" x 7" (1,500 pixel x 2,100 pixel)
6R = 6" x 8" (1,800 pixel x 2,400 pixel)
8R = 8" x 10" (2,400 pixel x 3,000 pixel)
S8R = 8" x 12" (2,400 pixel x 3,600 pixel)
10R = 10" x 12" (3,000 pixel x 3,600 pixel)
S10R = 10" x 15" (3,000 pixel x 4,500 pixel)

apman · 8th October 2006

Thanks for the info, but exactly how to crop to that ratio when you click and drag ?

ExplorerZ · 8th October 2006

Originally Posted by apman

Thanks for the info, but exactly how to crop to that ratio when you click and drag ?

type the ratio in the textbox at the top of the screen... just below the menu

catchlights · 8th October 2006

Here the reference of photo prints sizes and ratios.

Originally Posted by Squid

3R = 3" x 5" (900 pixel x 1,500pixel)
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Please note that 3R print size is 3½" × 5", not 3" x 5"

Clockunder · 8th October 2006

Originally Posted by apman

Thanks for the info, but exactly how to crop to that ratio when you click and drag ?

Check out this thread in the link below. Use the crop tool or the rectangle marquee tool. I use both methods mentioned in the thread, depending on what I need. When I make GIFs, I use the rectangle marquee because I want to maintain the same magnification of the subjects for the 3 or 4 pictures which I use to make the GIF.

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=174737

apman · 9th October 2006

Many Thainks for all the useful tips, I got it now. Cheers !

radura · 4th November 2006

just to check, for the aspect ratios described above, if i were to print it landscape instead of portrait, then i would have to invert it? i.e. 4R -> Aspect ratio 3:2 for landscape

Squid · 4th November 2006

Originally Posted by radura

...... if i were to print it landscape instead of portrait, then i would have to invert it? i.e. 4R -> Aspect ratio 3:2 for landscape

Yes. The ratio for 4R landscape is 3 : 2 while 4R portrait is 2 : 3

8th October 2006	#1
apman New Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 17	Crop to aspect ration Hi, Just got PS2 but still don't know how to crop a picture to a selected aspect ration like 4R, 10R etc. Appreciate your input, Thanks.

8th October 2006	#2
Squid Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 1,026	Re: Crop to aspect ration 3R = 3.5" x 5" (1,050 pixel x 1,500pixel) 4R = 4" x 6" (1,200 pixel x 1,800 pixel) 5R = 5" x 7" (1,500 pixel x 2,100 pixel) 6R = 6" x 8" (1,800 pixel x 2,400 pixel) 8R = 8" x 10" (2,400 pixel x 3,000 pixel) S8R = 8" x 12" (2,400 pixel x 3,600 pixel) 10R = 10" x 12" (3,000 pixel x 3,600 pixel) S10R = 10" x 15" (3,000 pixel x 4,500 pixel) Last edited by Squid; 9th October 2006 at 12:13 AM. Reason: Correct info for 3R photo size

8th October 2006	#3
apman New Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 17	Re: Crop to aspect ration Thanks for the info, but exactly how to crop to that ratio when you click and drag ?

9th October 2006	#7
apman New Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 17	Re: Crop to aspect ration Many Thainks for all the useful tips, I got it now. Cheers !

4th November 2006	#8
radura Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 122	Re: Crop to aspect ration just to check, for the aspect ratios described above, if i were to print it landscape instead of portrait, then i would have to invert it? i.e. 4R -> Aspect ratio 3:2 for landscape