Not much, but we are only talking one or two millimeters on each side of the print (just the difference of 95% and 100%...).
Sven Zitat von Frantisek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > ks> Yes, I realise I was thinking of conventional printing on (light > sensitive) > ks> paper rather than inkjet printing. But then again, once you send your > digital > ks> files to a lab to 'print', they will crop. > > Why? None of the labs I use do crop. Apart from the teeny bit of paper > that might rotate during processing. They even offer sizes of prints > to match these from a true 2:3 film/DSLR. > > Good light! > fra > >
