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With version 2 you have to add extra space to either the height or to the width.

With Option 1 you have to crop away some of the photo.

So to sum up the compromise of each option: But then you would need to expand the canvas to make it the desired size of 8x10 and fill in the extra space with white or some other color of your choosing.

Make one dimension the correct size and let the other dimension become whatever it needs to be to maintain the correct proportion (as long as it's SMALLER).

But then you would need to be willing to crop away some of your photo to make it the desired size of 8x10.

You can make one dimension the desired size, and let the other dimension become whatever it needs to be to maintain the correct proportion (as long as it's LARGER).If you want to resize a photo from 11x17 to 8x10 it does not work out proportionally and something has to give.īut you do have a couple different options. In other words we want the width to be less than the height. To make sure that we're all on the same page, let's assume that we want to keep the photo oriented the same way.