an 8x10 has a 4:5 aspect ratio. You would need to crop that to a 5:7 aspect ratio for a 5 by 7 print. and a 10x8 to a 7:5 aspect ratio for a 7 x 5 print. You can drop any aspect ratio image to either a 5:7 or 7:5 aspect ratio my plug will ...
but basically you choose a Crop Tool box the shape of the paper (say 4x6, 5x7 or 8x10, or maybe width x height is 6x4, 7x5, or 10x8 for landscape orientation), and then simply mark that crop box on the image with the mouse, and position and size it as seen to be the best...
Resampling - Retain image shape, but change the size of the image (pixel dimensions). Scaling - Changing only the dpi number to cause the same shape and size (pixels) to print a different size on paper (still seen the same size on a monitor screen). Scaling does not change any pixels...
Thank you all, I will rotate it...but I'm sorry, I am cropping it to the size of the card front, I still don't understand why the image is so much bigger than - 13847953
Yes, I am cropping the scan to the correct size using the crop tool and the associated dialog boxes. Then I use the crop tool to select the art area and then select the green ck box to complete. I am getting all the art within the crop area. I a...