I have a university assignment that requires me to print my photographs at 8x12 or 20x30 and frame them, by using a printing machine at a camera store. However, I have completely forgotten how to do this in Photoshop CS4, could anyone help? 
Superguitarbitch Junior Member 29 posts Joined Nov 2010 Location: Australia More info | Apr 11, 2011 18:27 | #1 I have a university assignment that requires me to print my photographs at 8x12 or 20x30 and frame them, by using a printing machine at a camera store. However, I have completely forgotten how to do this in Photoshop CS4, could anyone help? To live through ones own shadow. Mute and blinded, is to really see.
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tonylong ...winded More info | Apr 11, 2011 19:36 | #2 If you are using a DSLR, you don't need to crop them to a different aspect ratio, because your sensor is already at the required 2:3 aspect ratio for an 8x12 or 20x30 print -- they made it easy on you! Tony
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Apr 12, 2011 04:59 | #3 Yeah, i couldn't figure it out myself, earlier today, so i took a chance and took them to the store as they were. They came out quite nicely, and thank you for your comment To live through ones own shadow. Mute and blinded, is to really see.
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