I have a program that tilts a picture by 30 degrees( for example). It is based on the assumption that pixel dimension is the same for vertical and horizontal pixel size in inches. When the monitor screen is different, the pixel size can be different in vertical and horizontal directions, and we donât know what these dimensions are. In such case the picture shows up skewed. But since we do not have the pixel size( inches) we can not correct it. Has anyone tackled this situation ? Thank you, ChangChi The Graphics
ChangChiTheGraphics wrote: > I have a program that tilts a picture by 30 degrees( for example). It is > based on the assumption that pixel dimension is the same for vertical and > horizontal pixel size in inches. > > When the monitor screen is different, the pixel size can be different in > vertical and horizontal directions, and we donât know what these dimensions > are. In such case the picture shows up skewed. But since we do not have the > pixel size( inches) we can not correct it. > > Has anyone tackled this situation ? Pixels should be square on all hardware. They just change the amount of pixels to create another aspect ratio. Further to this, there is NO standard way to get the DPI as very few peopel actually change it from the default of 96. -- Dean Earley (dean.earley@icode.co.uk) i-Catcher Development Team iCode Systems
