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07/07/2005 01:09:50 AM · #1 |
8x10?
8x12?
Depends totally on the image?
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07/07/2005 01:12:03 AM · #2 |
8x10 ... except when I oops and forget to watch my borders "in camera" and then the only crop that will work is no crop (8x12 is the native ratio for the camera).
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07/07/2005 01:13:52 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by dwterry:
(8x12 is the native ratio for the camera). |
For most cameras including 35mm film but not medium or large format...
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07/07/2005 01:19:32 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by TooCool:
Originally posted by dwterry:
(8x12 is the native ratio for the camera). |
For most cameras including 35mm film but not medium or large format... |
Or most P&S, which have a 4x3 sensor and usually default to that ratio. |
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07/07/2005 02:28:36 AM · #5 |
8x10
Easier to find 8x10 frames or 11x14 frames with matt of 8x10 opening
finding 8x12 frames is a pain :( |
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07/07/2005 04:38:52 AM · #6 |
10x8 is more popular I think and is a pretty standard size to sell.
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07/07/2005 07:29:22 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by dwterry:
8x10 ... except when I oops and forget to watch my borders "in camera" and then the only crop that will work is no crop (8x12 is the native ratio for the camera). |
This is me, too. I often forget to frame "loosely", I am so used to get up close. This lesson really hit home with me when editing the photos from a wedding I did several weeks ago, and more than half of the shots would only crop to 8x12. |
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07/07/2005 10:29:50 AM · #8 |
Depends on the image. I have several where only 8 x 12 will work and others where I deliberately left a lot of negative space to be cropped out for 8 x 10.
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07/07/2005 10:33:24 AM · #9 |
8x12s look nice in 12x16 frames, but then the costly part is having a mat cut for that frame size. Maybe many of you cut your own mats. I haven't gotten into that, but would like to maybe someday.
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