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    Malcolm Viegas is offline Senior Member
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    Hello, Several CMS Templates are prefabricated yes. Most use header images with 1000 x 200 pixels. I now want to squeeze in my pictures there, they are taken over 4000 by 1000 pixels. Unfortunately, all images will be displayed regardless of editing them straight. If not enough pixels? How to get your own pictures on such a size?

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    When you zoom out on the "aspect ratio", ie the size ratio of the eighth lengths. Or what is the question? Hello, 1000 x 200 pixels corresponds to a ratio of 5:1 and 4000 x 1000 pixel corresponds to a ratio of 4:1. How many pixels do your pictures, does not matter. The ratio must agree, then nothing is distorted. To stay with your example. Turn your picture in a picture resolution of 5000 x 1000 pixels then you can use it as a banner. Perhaps even then reduce to 1000 x 200, so the file size is unnecessarily large.

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    The green area ("1000x200") is the header. The red area ("4000x1000 or even 1000x250") goes beyond the green zone and shows your vorhandes image. Somehow this has to be pressed now purely. I would take garkein 4000x1000 image and make it so in the web - these are massive amounts of traffic and generally do not look as pretty as it is then counted down. Therefore, I recommend you using a graphics editing program to shrink the image and zurechtzuscheiden.

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    Hello, that is clear. If the relationship between x and y are not true, you can enlarge and shrink as you want. The picture is distorted precisely. You have before you bring it to the correct greetings of 1000x200 pixels, for example, bring it to this format. With cutting deal. Specifically for your 4000x1000 image it would mean you will take it to 4000x800 pixels. You have to just 200 pixels in height cut off entirely.

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    Yes but how? How do I get with my cam on a web page with a photo of exactly 1000 times 288? If I wegschneide bleben about 10% of the image over at the correct scale. But there are pictures on the Web by 1000 288th time How do they do that?

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    Hello, you understand the problem behind it is not quite right. You can get a picture of 2000x1000 pixels does not make such distortion at 1000x288 pixels as the XY ratio of both images is not the same. When you change the picture does not advance and bring it to the desired size, it is distorted. You have to cut way around the picture. As I wrote in my last posting. You get cut without distortion.


    If you do not crop can do it, you can use any image editing * poportionale * choose a size change. But then you get margins up / down or left / right. And now concrete. Show the picture of what you want to have a banner and say which pixel height / width of the banner must have. Then we can help you specifically.

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