Bob Gearhart said to Bj”Rn Forsstr”M at 12-15-04  13:04
 Subject: Pic size

 BF> I know, but it's the proportion between 3072x2084 and 1600x1200 that
 BF> is the problem.
 BF> 1600x1200 from the Minolta X20 makes a pic that fits in everywhere
 BF> without any adjustment but the 3072x2084 from the Canon 300D make a pic
 BF> that is wider and then I have to do some cutting to make it fit and
 BF> it's very difficult to do that so no black edges shows.
 BG> 
 BG> That you will have to take up with the camera manufacturer.  That is
 BG> where the pixel size relationship is established.  You can't do
 BG> anything about it after purchase.

 Another thought just occurred to me. That being you could always
 download Irfanview and batch process your images without having the
 constrain size checked.  That way if you said you wanted 1600 x 1200
 pixel images, it would change everything in the folder your direction
 said to use that size, sizing up or down to fit.

 The price is slightly altered relationships in the length vs width
 departments.  As your putting it on video would it remain on screen
 long enough for anyone to notice?

 You could always test it out using Nero to burn an SVCD slide show,
 letting Nero display the slides by filling in areas not displayed with
 a nice blue color.

 Bob four


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