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<blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 364006" data-attributes="member: 12496"><p>All except that process will not crop the Raw 3:2 format to fit 14x10 inch paper. Image shape will be 3:2, which is 15x10. The 14" paper itself will crop off the end, but if we do it first ourself, we can see our choices, and it will come as we expect.</p><p></p><p>The ACR crop tool will crop it first. 5x7 is same format as 14:10. Horizontal or vertical doesn't matter here, you can just drag it around. Or right click in its crop box, and there will be a Custom selection where 14:10 can be selected (but 5x7 is the same).</p><p></p><p>Not sure 14x10 is a standard print size offered, but some labs have a choice to print actual size, which means you cut off the blank white edge of larger paper.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WayneF, post: 364006, member: 12496"] All except that process will not crop the Raw 3:2 format to fit 14x10 inch paper. Image shape will be 3:2, which is 15x10. The 14" paper itself will crop off the end, but if we do it first ourself, we can see our choices, and it will come as we expect. The ACR crop tool will crop it first. 5x7 is same format as 14:10. Horizontal or vertical doesn't matter here, you can just drag it around. Or right click in its crop box, and there will be a Custom selection where 14:10 can be selected (but 5x7 is the same). Not sure 14x10 is a standard print size offered, but some labs have a choice to print actual size, which means you cut off the blank white edge of larger paper. [/QUOTE]
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