Fwd: [missing-sync-palmos-talk] Photos not appearing right Splashphoto

[k.dawson at mac.com]

> I guess I don't understand. Why do they look fine in the Palm  
> viewer and not so in Splashphoto. Also, I don't know what you mean  
> by cropping the pictures to an aspect ration that remains the same.  
> I really have no idea what I'd do to the pictures. Right now I'm  
> shooting my photos at 3 megapixels. My camera supports 7.2 mpx.  
> However there is a setting called 3:2. I really don't know what  
> this setting means other than what it says in the manual. You can  
> set the Camera at 7.2, 3:2, 5, 3, 1 and VGA. Would this 3:2 do the  
> trick.
>
>
> Kerry
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>
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> On Oct 12, 2006, at 2:36 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
>
>>
>> On Oct 12, 2006, at 11:24 AM, k.dawson at mac.com wrote:
>>
>>> Scott - I tried the 320 x 480 that you suggested but that didn't  
>>> work. The photo just sat in the middle of the screen like 320  
>>> x320. I then set the photos to 640 x 480. On my TX, for some  
>>> reason, it is able to see these photos in the Palm viewer (the  
>>> Lifedrive could not). They look perfect on the screen. However in  
>>> Splashphoto, the photos don't look right. They are fully filling  
>>> the height of the screen. They are leaving small black borders  
>>> before it gets to the Splashphoto white border. I'm not sure if  
>>> this is a problem with Splashphoto or Missing Sync and the  
>>> resolution I've got it set at. However like I said in the Palm  
>>> viewer it fills the screen but not in splashphoto. So in the Palm  
>>> viewer I prefer the look. However, I bought the desktop version  
>>> of Splasphoto which allows you to easily categorize your photos.  
>>> I'd have to set up albums in the Palm viewer if I want to see  
>>> these things nicely or use Splashphoto and put up with the images  
>>> just not filling the screen. Should I get in touch with  
>>> Splashphoto's tech support or is this something you can  
>>> troubleshoot.
>>
>> The reason the pictures aren't filling the screen is probably  
>> because your pictures are not a multiple of 640x480. We scale the  
>> images using an even multiple so that the aspect ratio remains the  
>> same. You'll need to crop the pictures to something that has the  
>> same aspect ratio.
>>
>> --
>> Scott Gruby
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