But for various angles too much of the background is cropped. E.g. try an image that has 2:3 or 4:3 ratio and rotate it
+/-45 degrees
or
+/-135 degress.
You will see that most of the image is cropped away.
1.91.5 Auto-Cropping during rotation: Too much cropped
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview
1.91.5 Auto-Cropping during rotation: Too much cropped
As written before the autocrop feature is really good - it's even (some) fun to rotate images and see them cropped.
But for various angles too much of the background is cropped. E.g. try an image that has 2:3 or 4:3 ratio and rotate it
+/-45 degrees
or
+/-135 degress.
You will see that most of the image is cropped away.
But for various angles too much of the background is cropped. E.g. try an image that has 2:3 or 4:3 ratio and rotate it
+/-45 degrees
or
+/-135 degress.
You will see that most of the image is cropped away.
Re: 1.91.5 Auto-Cropping during rotation: Too much cropped
Yes, in some situation, the autocrop can't work...helmut wrote:As written before the autocrop feature is really good - it's even (some) fun to rotate images and see them cropped.
But for various angles too much of the background is cropped. E.g. try an image that has 2:3 or 4:3 ratio and rotate it
+/-45 degrees
or
+/-135 degress.
You will see that most of the image is cropped away.
Pierre.