An aspect ratio is simply the ratio between the width
EditBy: Printing standard-size digital photos (like 4 x 6 and 5 x 7) to fit into frames or photo albums requires some photo resizing. Thats because most photo frames are sized for traditional 35mm images, which are rectangular, whereas the size of a digital photo is squarer. Well show you several simple methods for cropping and printing your digital images.

An Aspect ratio is simply the ratio Between the width and height鈥攖he shape of an image. A square photo, for example, would have a 1:1 aspect ratio (width is the same as the height). Most point-and-shoot digital cameras have a 4:3 aspect ratio鈥攖hey are more square-shaped than rectangular. But a 4 x 6 photo, in comparison, has a 3:2 aspect ratio.

This aspect ratio, based on traditional 35mm photo film, has been the standard for decades. If you printed a true digital image without changing its size, the closest measurement to 4 x 6 would be 4 x 5.3鈥攏ot good if you have a frame or album page with space for a 4 x 6 picture. This same dilemma applies to all the standard photo frame sizes: 5 x 7 (7:5 aspect ratio), 8 x 10 (5:4), etc.

A digital image will not fit into a standard 4 x 6 or other standard-size photo frame without some image resizing. And most photo printers and photo labs print in these traditional sizes. The solution? Before you print your image youll have to Crop It slightly.

Features:

* Easy to use interface.
* LuJoSoft PhotoCropping is a portable application, no need to install.
* Its a Batch processing application.
* Supports loading of BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, and TIF files.
* Supports most popular print size.
* You can load your pictures by filename or by a complete folder.
* You can adjust the DPI for your pictures.
* Will crop the maximum of all your pictures in the center to fit the desire print.
* You can choose the destination output folder, if not it will Create a default subfolder name CropImage. you can free download LuJoSoft PhotoCropping 1.0.0 now.