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    Auto Padding for Portraits.

    Arend Visher
    Arend Visher ✭✭
    October 22, 2024 edited December 11, 2024 in Social Groups

    A lot of portrait photos are not the correct ratio for the Portrait. Then when you want to zoom in a part of the photo, or one side of the photo you can't.

    Example: I have a grave side marker. I want to zoom out to get the rectangle (landscape) image to work with the Vertical image ratio to show the whole name, or I want to focus on one side of the marker.

    Solution: Have the viewer auto add blank padding when you are zooming out or moving the focus of the image around.

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    • AmberML1
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      October 23, 2024

      @Arend Visher

      This is another great idea that I can share with Engineers. Thanks for the feedback.

      You are correct, the Portrait ratio isn't always ideal. Thanks for the patience with our product.

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