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Need an asap!!! Does anyone know how to change a photo size so that it measures 5"×3.5"?
Everytime I take photos out to be printed, the shop people point out that it's not standard sized (in my country). I've tried adjusting it in the camera itself but I can't. apparently the only way is to change the pixels of the heigh and width, but I don't know how! Plus, I don't have photoshop so editing is a long, hard process on Windows Live Photo Gallery.
Thanks in advance for your answers.
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- selina_555Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
There are good image editing programs around, including free ones. Gimp is a very big and involved program. Irfanview can do a lot less, but it is also free and very good at what it CAN do (including resizing and cropping).
Get a program and start playing with it, reading the help files and reading some tutorials about it. It takes some effort, but it is worth it.
- Won for allLv 51 decade ago
IF your lab only prints 4x6, you can open an image editing software and make the "image size" 3.5 x 5, and then change the "canvas size" to 4x6. You will have to trim off the extra white or black border with a pair of scissors or a paper cutter.
Sorry, I know of no other solution.
