#SCREENGRAB POSTERAZOR PROFESSIONAL#

The image can then be enlarged to fit the paper by holding the 'Shift' key and dragging a side or corner to keep the aspect ratio. I can grab this with the 'Take screenshot' > 'Select an area to grab' These will give me the required aspect ratio. With the map on the screen I know the depth and have a marker on the monitor which indicates the required width for that depth for 'Portait'.ДЄlso another marker which will give the width for 'Landscape'. My requirement is almost always for maps that cover the area of interest, so the size and margins etc are not critical.

#SCREENGRAB POSTERAZOR PROFESSIONAL#

It seems that the Photographers and those who produce professional quality documents need more precision than I do. Let us know if you find a better or easier method for this. If the position of your crop does not follow the compositional rule to your satisfaction, move it.Д¬lick OK to apply your crop selection and trim your image. Dotted lines are displayed that guide you to a better composition of your image.ДЇor a comprehensive description of the options, refer to The Composition Guide helps to create a crop selection that results in a visually pleasing image. Aspect button to set the crop area to the maximum possible size of the specified ratio.ДЄfter determining the size of your crop selection, optionally apply compositional rules to it. Pick the one that suits your purpose best.ДЄ ratio (1:1.618) that is traditionally used by artists and architects to create harmonious results. These ratios match most of the common paper sizes used to print photographs. Select a custom ration of width versus height instead of using one of the preset values. Specify a free crop of the image using the X, Width, and Y, Height sliders. Use Aspect Ratio Crop and proceed as follows:Дetermine the orientation and aspect ratio to use: Need to crop your image to match a certain paper format for reproduction.

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