Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
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Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
I like to use 16:9 or 9:16 as the standard aspect ratio for most pictures, and there are other portrait mode aspect ratios that I use (e.g. 3:4 for portraits or 0.707 for A4). However, XnView only seems to provide crop aspect ratios for landscape mode (e.g. 1.78 for 16:9 or 1.414 for A4). Please add aspect ratios for portrait mode.
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Re: Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
Thanks, but I don't find any such file. Where is it located?
P.S. A search my installation directory, c:\Program Files\XnViewMP, finds no XML files at all.
Searching the entire PC for cropsize.xml or CropSize.xml comes up empty.
P.S. A search my installation directory, c:\Program Files\XnViewMP, finds no XML files at all.
Searching the entire PC for cropsize.xml or CropSize.xml comes up empty.
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Re: Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
As it turns out, XnView MP handles this automatically in most cases. If I select 16:9 and attempt to make a crop selection on a portrait mode picture, XnView MP automatically uses 9:16 instead. However, there are still cases where this does not suffice, e.g. when I want to crop a portrait mode cutout out of a landscape mode picture.
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Re: Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
If you select specific proportions and select a part of the photo, after clicking again on the proportions option and selecting "specific ratio", the proportions are reversed. So, for example, from the initial selection of 16:9 you can make 9:16.rsbrux wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2024 1:00 pm As it turns out, XnView MP handles this automatically in most cases. If I select 16:9 and attempt to make a crop selection on a portrait mode picture, XnView MP automatically uses 9:16 instead. However, there are still cases where this does not suffice, e.g. when I want to crop a portrait mode cutout out of a landscape mode picture.
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Re: Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
@user0
Thanks, that created the file.
@Kadet,
That doesn't work for me (in XnViewMP 1.80). I see no change in the drop-down menu for aspect ratios when a selection is active in the picture and no "specific ratio". There is an entry "fixed ratio", but it doesn't seem to do anything.
Thanks, that created the file.
@Kadet,
That doesn't work for me (in XnViewMP 1.80). I see no change in the drop-down menu for aspect ratios when a selection is active in the picture and no "specific ratio". There is an entry "fixed ratio", but it doesn't seem to do anything.
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Re: Please provide crop aspect ratios <1.0
You have right, sometimes it's not work, but mostly for me it works.
But of course, You can add new aspect ratios via "...".