Not for me. Corner drag boxes cut off the picture and resize using a percentage keeps the entire image...gunsmoker said:no matter whether I use the diagonal arrow in the lower right corner, or the pull-down menu under "image" which lets you set the actual height and width sizes in whatever units you want, like pixels, the result is the same. The box around the picture shrinks toward the upper left corner, eliminating all of the image except that corner. So if I were resizing the image of a handgun with the grip down, the muzzle right, and the hammer left, the only part of the picture left after resizing is the hammer, the rear sight, and a bit of the frame above the grip panel.
This is in "PAINT" by the way.
This man speaks the truth.ThetaReactor said:
For resizing images? That's like using a 20mm on a squirrel.gsusnake said:I like theGIMP, myself.
Great for killing, processing, and canning squirrels at the same time. 8)budder said:For resizing images? That's like using a 20mm on a squirrel.gsusnake said:I like theGIMP, myself.
I use it for everything, so it also works for resizing images.budder said:For resizing images? That's like using a 20mm on a squirrel.gsusnake said:I like theGIMP, myself.