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I can't remember if I have posted about cropping here on the blog before. If not, it's worth revisiting. This is the same image cropped to various sizes. A 4x6 allows for the most room on the long end of the image. 16x20 and 8x10 crop into the image the most. This can be frustrating if you have a portrait of a child standing and using most of the vertical space. Cropping to an 8x10 might chop off part of the head or some precious little toes. If you get a cd from me and find that printing a certain size is cutting too much into your image, let me know and I'll help you through it. There may be more space in the original file or I might be able to add more digitally.
I can't remember if I have posted about cropping here on the blog before. If not, it's worth revisiting. This is the same image cropped to various sizes. A 4x6 allows for the most room on the long end of the image. 16x20 and 8x10 crop into the image the most. This can be frustrating if you have a portrait of a child standing and using most of the vertical space. Cropping to an 8x10 might chop off part of the head or some precious little toes. If you get a cd from me and find that printing a certain size is cutting too much into your image, let me know and I'll help you through it. There may be more space in the original file or I might be able to add more digitally.