S songws New Member Mar 12, 2010 298 0 0 Aug 21, 2010 #1 I often see people mentioning about a photo as below: Below are macro examples from the Sony 70-300mm G SSM at 300mm. 100% crops. What does the percentage crops mean? :dunno:
I often see people mentioning about a photo as below: Below are macro examples from the Sony 70-300mm G SSM at 300mm. 100% crops. What does the percentage crops mean? :dunno:
GRbenji New Member May 24, 2010 1,057 1 0 Aug 21, 2010 #2 I believe it means the photo is cropped but resolution is unchanged.
R Rashkae Senior Member Nov 28, 2005 19,085 14 0 Aug 21, 2010 #3 Wah, I didnt know google was so hard to find. "What is a 100% crop" comes up with lots of results. Short and simple: It's a crop from the picture taken at 100% "zoom", so it's a 1-1 pixel crop.
Wah, I didnt know google was so hard to find. "What is a 100% crop" comes up with lots of results. Short and simple: It's a crop from the picture taken at 100% "zoom", so it's a 1-1 pixel crop.
S songws New Member Mar 12, 2010 298 0 0 Aug 21, 2010 #4 GRbenji said: I believe it means the photo is cropped but resolution is unchanged. Click to expand... Rashkae said: Wah, I didnt know google was so hard to find. "What is a 100% crop" comes up with lots of results. Short and simple: It's a crop from the picture taken at 100% "zoom", so it's a 1-1 pixel crop. Click to expand... Aha, thanks both... and yes, I did try googling, looking up wikipedia, but still can't understand.
GRbenji said: I believe it means the photo is cropped but resolution is unchanged. Click to expand... Rashkae said: Wah, I didnt know google was so hard to find. "What is a 100% crop" comes up with lots of results. Short and simple: It's a crop from the picture taken at 100% "zoom", so it's a 1-1 pixel crop. Click to expand... Aha, thanks both... and yes, I did try googling, looking up wikipedia, but still can't understand.
R Rashkae Senior Member Nov 28, 2005 19,085 14 0 Aug 24, 2010 #5 songws said: Aha, thanks both... and yes, I did try googling, looking up wikipedia, but still can't understand. Click to expand... I ran the same search and result after result was clear, detailed and in many cases had step-by-step instructions and screenshots. If after that you still can't understand, then you need to re-learn some basics.
songws said: Aha, thanks both... and yes, I did try googling, looking up wikipedia, but still can't understand. Click to expand... I ran the same search and result after result was clear, detailed and in many cases had step-by-step instructions and screenshots. If after that you still can't understand, then you need to re-learn some basics.