> >>> 2) Feature request:
> >>> At the moment it is not possible to give absolute values for the border
> >>> size. Is there a special reason for that, or could this possibly be added
> >>> in a future version?
> >>
> >> absolute in centimeters? we don't do print sizes. absolute in pixels?
> >> makes no sense to our pipeline, it processes your images at various
> >> resolutions, and should also be copy/pastable in a meaningful way to a
> >> downscaled version or a lower/higher megapixel camera.
> >
> > But remeber that actually we cannot set equal borders in all
> > directions, as the long one is larger than the short one. Usually not
> > a problem, for thin borders, but can be for somebody if he is trying
> > to set a large border. So probably, we should be able to set it in
> > pixels. If the user copy&paste it over a 200x500 image, it will get a
> > larger border than image, but that is not a problem, IMHO.
> 
> you'll also get a larger border when zoomed to fit than if you zoom in
> 1:1 if you're not careful. also synchronizing with the preview
> pipeline will be a problem. or if we decide to support large
> resolutions for print by scaling up first and then processing.
> 
> also i don't see how pixel sizes matter.

Thanks for your comments.
When exporting for the web, I sometimes would like to be able to specify the
border in pixels, typically 2px to get a very thin frame that separates image
from background.
But I see from your comments that this seems to be a very special case.

Anyways, the border should be symmetric if setting horizontal and vertical
position to center (ie. left size = right size, top = bottom), which doesn't
always work currently: http://www.abload.de/img/img_000199qii.jpg

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