Okay so I am new to this part of 4chan but need some help with

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2017-09-09 05:21:00 Post No. 378705
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Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:21:00 Post No. 378705 [Report]

Okay so I am new to this part of 4chan but need some help with image scaling if possible. I have this wallpaper that I need to have the same proportion/ratio as a canvas I want to paint it on. I just can't figure out how to make the right scale without it looking completely distorted. The canvas is 20" in width and 16" in height. If it's possible, I will give you the internet if you can achieve this task.

Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:35:50 Post No.378710
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>>378705
I take it this counts as "completely distorted"? It looks fine to me, but of course, the guy is weirdly thin and the top shape is oblong.

Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:38:29 Post No.378711
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>>378710
Forgot pic

Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:40:54 Post No.378715
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Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:49:11 Post No.378720
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>>378715
wow this one looks perfect. It fits the dimensions?

Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:50:23 Post No.378721
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>>378711
And yes, that was the problem I was coming up with.

Anonymous 2017-09-09 05:59:25 Post No.378723
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>>378721
Here's a feeble attempt at seam carving.

Anonymous 2017-09-09 06:01:08 Post No.378724
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>>378723
This one looks well done also. And may I ask what seam carving is? I'm not super advanced with photo editing programs due to me being cheap and having to learn gimp on my own

Anonymous 2017-09-09 06:17:49 Post No.378726
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Anonymous 2017-09-09 06:17:49 Post No.378726 [Report]

>>378715
>>378723
I tried both and one of them was spot on. I scaled the image down to 20" width and 16" height and its perfectly proportioned. So whichever one of you is responsible THANK YOU! And thank whoever else for replying and trying to help me out

Anonymous 2017-09-09 06:43:18 Post No.378735
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Anonymous 2017-09-09 06:43:18 Post No.378735 [Report]

>>378720
>>378726

>>378715 was mine, it is the same proportions as a 16x20 would be, but at only 128dpi, the quality leaves something to be desired

it might be fine depending on your purpose...screen resolution is only 72dpi

Anonymous 2017-09-09 03:04:03 Post No.378885
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>>378726
I did the seam carving one. I'm guessing you used the other guy's because it is centered. Seam carving is a technique used to dynamically remove jagged vertical lines from an image progressively, by calculating which line would have the least effect. This results in a rescale that preserve shapes in the image, for instance the circle at the top of OP. It's available in GIMP as a plugin, but very experimental and situational.

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