Previously, at 8:40 pm -0600 3/4/10, Kris Tilford wrote: >Your pictures are all the same aspect ratio as your monitor? Normally photos >are 3:2 or something close; and monitors are 4:3, 16:9, or 16:10. Unless your >photos are in the identical same aspect ratio as your monitor, you'll either >need to crop them, or have added margins; unless you decide to change the >scale (stretch one or both dimensions). > >>Now how? > > >No. It's "how now, brown cow". > >If you go to System Preferences>Desktop & Screen Saver, you can select any >folder with photos and OS X can resize any photo as a Desktop photo >automatically. You can also use any folder of photos as a slideshow Screen >Saver with various effects, and they will resize automatically also. I never >noticed what the automatic resize algorithm does, it likely scales (stretches) >photos to fit exactly?
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