Digital photo frames...?
For example, if a frame is 16:9, and a photo is say 16:12, do the frames resize the files so that the entire photo is shown, or do they crop the photo to show doesn`t matter what??
Answers: Hi Ryan, I have one but I estimate both options can be employed depending on the label - so forced cropping (removing the excess from the longest side automatically) and black or other bordering can be used or sometimes selected as a user chance. The alternative is to crop them all to fit, which is far from just what the doctor ordered as well. Whatever you use I prep the print up for the frame via a Save to Web (visual / display quality classification you can drop a lot of notes and not damage the look of the image)... fitting more descriptions to the disk and saving some reading time on slower models.
I've singular seen ONE surrounded by person, but it used black band like an HDTV might use to show a 16:9 model on a 4:3 screen. It did not crop the descriptions, but resized them to fit using black bands.
This one have 1024x768 pixels and looks nice. Not cheap, though. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/52... (This is not the one I've seen, though.)
Usually they allow the picture to be entirely displayed, cropping a picture is something that the software does not cope near in a bearing that the one that watches the photo to understand what he or she watches.
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