What does standard picture proportions mean?
This is an option you have available if you are trimming your photo on the Modify Your Pictures page. While using the Trim option the Standard Picture Proportions checkbox allows you to retain the standard 2:3 photographic aspect ratio for 3×5-in. prints. • How do I select more than one picture at a time? Selecting multiple photos (Print, E-mail, Slideshow) is just the same as selecting a single photo. You simply click the photo to select it. As you click additional photos, the software does not deselect the existing selected photos. To deselect a photo, click the photo again. The feature behaves like a toggle where you click to select, and click again to deselect. • How do I use the “Remove Red Eye” Option? The remove red eye option is available from the enhanced page, under Modify Your Pictures. To use the option, you need to size and position the box over the area to be fixed so that it covers the red eye area as closely as possible. To do this: • Place the cursor arrow over one of
This is an option you have available if you are trimming your photo on the View and Modify page. While using the Trim option the Standard Picture Proportions checkbox allows you to retain the standard 2:3 photographic aspect ratio for 3×5-in. prints. • How do I select more than one picture at a time? Selecting multiple photos (Print, E-mail, Slideshow) is just the same as selecting a single photo. You simply click the photo to select it. As you click additional photos, the software selects them also, and does not de-select the existing selected photos. To de-select a photo, you must click the photo again. The feature behaves like a toggle where you click to select, and click again to de-select. • How do I use the “Remove Red Eye” Option? The remove red eye option is available from the enhanced page, under View and Modify. The Instant Fix command does not remove red eye. To use the option, you need to size and position the box over the area to be fixed so that it covers the red eye area
