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I have an image that I took in portrait, so when I view it in Gimp it is on its
side.
When I try to rotate it using transform the image gets squashed, (not cropped,
just squashed).
I cannot find any setting that allows me to keep the same image proportions.
Can anyone help?
thanks
Steve
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Owen
Dunkgrease for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
I have an image that I took in portrait, so when I view it in Gimp it is on its
side.
When I try to rotate it using transform the image gets squashed, (not cropped,
just squashed).
I cannot find any setting that allows me
That is exactly what I am doing. But the image is squashed.
Steve
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On Tue, 2013-04-09 at 18:58 +0200, Dunkgrease wrote:
That is exactly what I am doing. But the image is squashed.
If you take a tall thin image and rotate it you will get a short wide
image.
If this is not what you expect, or you are trying to do something
different, you'll have to explain
