Mike

For example, on shutterfly, here are the "large print" picture options:

11x14 Print $7.99 (5.5x7 or 3.14/4)

16x20 Print $17.99 (4x5)

20x30 Print $22.99 (2x3)

None of these are exactly the right dimensions, so if I print a picture I will either have to crop it to fit or will have white strips on a side.

I know that wide angle lenses take pictures in different ratios, but other than that, am I missing something here?

What should I do with a photo of native ratio 4x3 if I don't want to crop it?

I know that "bad" is subjective, but I guess that's what Yahoo! Answers is for.

Here is the image: http://postimage.org/image/calqx5f1x/

It is a jpeg, and is 3648x2736 pixels.

I think it was a 10.1 MP Kodak EasyShare.

Thank you in advance.

I took a picture with, I believe, a 10.1 MP camera.

I want to print it as large as possible, but don't want it to look crappy.

Here is the info on the file:

3648x2736 pixels

480 dpi both vertically and horizontally

Bit depth: 24

size: 2.56 MB

Thanks!

I am trying to build a device that will measure the amount of force (or power) generated by a swimmer while they are swimming. In order to do this, I need a force gage that can output data to a computer, but I have no idea where to even start to look for something like this.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Mike