Re: Monitor dimensions
- From: BF@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 21:02:48 -0400
On Sat, 06 Oct 2007 11:13:35 GMT, "Bruce" <brucefalcon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have a small website (link below) created on a 17" Samsung SyncMaster 172W
monitor (Wide screen) & friends of mine say that the proportions of the
photos when viewed on a conventional TFT/CRT monitor are a bit narrow and
tall. I would have thought that the proportions would be automatically
adjusted. How can I correct this.
The vast majority of the photos were taken on Nikon D70 & D80 some are the
original frame size.
Any thoughts on this.
Best Wishes
Bruce
http://www.thefalcon.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/puds/
There are 2 questions to ask...
1: How did you resize the images, and did you make sure the aspect ratio wasn't
adjusted?
2: What kind of monitor does your friend have?
Note that most monitors only display square pixels at their maximum (LCD) or
optimum (CRT) size.
Your monitor runs at 1280x768, a ratio of 1.666. The measurement of the viewable
screen must also have this ratio.
All of my Samsung monitors work fine. Conventional monitors often have a size of
1280x1024, a ratio of 1.25. The viewable area on a Samsung 912A, 19" LCD, is
37.5cm x 30cm, also 1.25, so the picture is displayed properly. On a larger HD
monitor, the 245 wide screen, the pixel resolution is 1920x1200, or 1.6, and the
visible size is 52 x 32, or 1.625, close enough with my rough measurement!
.
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