Here's a question about image files:
Q: I want to resize a image file (in Paint) to have an
aspect ratio of 1.37:1 (as in vintage movies) Could you
tell me the pixel value:
1. Image Height 480 pixels, image height ________ pixels
2. Image Width 640 pixels, image height _________ pixels
3. Image Width 800 pixels, image height _________ pixels
John Inzer - 31 Mar 2004 02:11 GMT
> Here's a question about image files:
> Q: I want to resize a image file (in Paint) to have an
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> 2. Image Width 640 pixels, image height _________ pixels
> 3. Image Width 800 pixels, image height _________ pixels
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Do the math...you have a calculator at...Start/Programs/Accessories.
480 x 1.37 = 657.6

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Yves Alarie - 31 Mar 2004 02:52 GMT
The aspect ratio is simply dividing image width by image height.
Like a 7 x 5 image is 7/5 = 1.4 aspect ratio.
So, if you know the width (7) and you want the height you divide by the
aspect ratio you want to get the height.
If you know the height, you multiply by the aspect ratio you want to get the
widht.
In your case
1. Width is 480/1.37 = 350 for height
2. Width is 640/1.37 = 467
3. Width is 800/1.37 = 583
Paint is a poor choice to do this. Download the free image software:
www.irfanview.com
to resize.
> Here's a question about image files:
> Q: I want to resize a image file (in Paint) to have an
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> 2. Image Width 640 pixels, image height _________ pixels
> 3. Image Width 800 pixels, image height _________ pixels
techguru100 - 31 Mar 2004 13:25 GMT
That's what I calculated earlier, I just wanted it
confirmed.
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David Candy - 31 Mar 2004 18:58 GMT
You don't deserve to pass. I could have done that in primary school.

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