https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118299
--- Comment #8 from Regina Henschel <[email protected]> ---
I think, that the behavior is correct, but unexpected for users:
The reason of the problem is, that the image itself has no information about
dpi. And therefore this happens:
Because of the missing dpi information in the image, the dpi of the actual OS
is used. The image has 1920 pixel width and 1080 pixel height. For me on a
120dpi system that results in 16inch width and 9inch height, that is 40.64 cm
width and 22.86cm height. The crop value is absolute 23.35cm from right
(fo:clip in file format). That results is an image of 17.29cm width and 22.86cm
height. The frame, which holds the image, has absolute width 5.902cm and height
6.122cm. The image is fit to this frame size, which results in a scaling of
34.14% horizontal and 27.78% vertically.
To see the crop, scale and size values of the image, select the image and then
use Format > Image > Crop Dialog. To see the frame size use Position&Size
Dialog (key F4).
The unit px is excluded for clipping in file format, so there is no chance to
set the clipping in percent of the pixel size of the image.
You can avoid such problems, if you explicitly set the dpi-value in the image.
Then LibreOffice honors this value and the image has the same size in cm on all
systems.
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