of a lens compared to a film SLR? Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Phil M writes: > Does the 1.6 factor affect the maximum magnification of a lens > compared to a film SLR? In terms of image size on the sensor, no, but that's not terribly...

Print size over 9" width. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I recently have been doing business that requires printing on paper that is 9" in width. My printer, HP Laserjet 3320 does not support anything over 8.5". Any recommendations on printers,...

Sheet - B5 (176mm x 250mm), Sheet - US 3" x 5", Sheet - US Legal (8.5" x 14"), Sheet - US Letter (8.5" x 11") Min Paper Size Width: 3 in Min Paper Size Height: 5 in Max Paper Size Width: 8.5 in Max Paper Size Height: 17 in Standard Input Sheet Capacity:...

to a 1.5 crop camera with 12 million pixels (assuming the same fundamental technology in both). Or put a different way, if I have an 8 Mpixel 15x23mm sensor, I can increase that resolution to 20 Mpixel 24x26mm sensor without altering the fundamental size...

covers from for sizing purposes). >>>> In the freeware Irfanview 3.97 printing dialog, we've set the custom >>print size to 7.2 by 10.7 inches (with top and left margins set to >> zero) - but the resulting image on an 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of paper in...

challanged with this photos. 2272x1704, print size 31.6 x 23.7inches I'm trying to crop the head from the baby and can't get a 6x4 here I thought, if I reduced the size, I could grab a 4x6 arounod the head area, but nothing is working. Any suggestions?...

Image/Image size. Type in the EXACT dimensions (width 44 inches, height 8 inches) you want and a dpi no greater than 360 (probably 260 is adequate) and see what the image size becomes. For practical purposes if the image size is still greater than 100mbs...

fit into the printer that's twice > the length,(but same width) as normal I can't print this size because the > printer doesn't allow for custom printing. >> -- > Thanks in advance > I think you will find it will allow custom size in everything but...

11.4cm (3.1in x 4.5in). There's no option in the printer driver to change the printing size. As this is a thermal dye-sub printer, the maximum print size is deterinded by the size of it's color foil. These foils exactly match the width of the printing...

with a 3:2 aspect ratio. I don't know about your Fuji. >> The FinePix images fit 5x6 without cropping I think you mean 5x7, which is the next larger standard print size. That would still require some cropping but since it is closer to the 3:2...