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can you show me a printscreen where i reset that?
By @benzo_7117
To stop this from happening again, check your in-camera aspect ration settings.
... But I noticed that all the pictures I took with a timer tripod has been cropped x3240. All pictures that I took without a timer are good x3840
By @benzo_7117
It seems there are any settings that has been done in the camera. Check your settings in the camera.
I will try that but I dint think it will change this issue. The strange thing is that I never had this issue before. I always use 9:16.
By @benzo_7117
That does not make sense. If you use 16:9 then you will get 5760x3240 pixel images (do the math yourself). You said "the standard size of my photo is 5760x3840". That is not 16:9, but 3:2 (which is indeed the aspect ratio of most sensors).
So a Canon EOS 5D mark III. And that camera has a 36x24mm (ratio of 3x2) sensor. And in RAW the dimensions for the file are:
- RAW : Approx. 22.10 megapixels (5760 x 3840)
- M-RAW : Approx. 10.50 megapixels (3960 x 2640)
- S-RAW : Approx. 5.50 megapixels (2880 x 1920)
So the MACOS is reporting the correct value of 5760x3840 (also a ratio of 3:2, no surprise) for the RAW file.
And if you crop that at 16:9, keeping the long edge, you would get: 5760x3240. and that is what ACR and LrC are showing. At some point a crop of 16:9 is being applied post process.
I used to use a Canon EOS 5D Mark III, (never upgraded to Mark IV, etc.). Now days I am using Fuji X. But sure enough I have EOS 5D Mark III photos. Brought up an old catalog (back in 2014) in LrC v13.4, and looked at one. And 5760x3840 is reported:
Follwup/
So, it has been a long time since I used that 5D Mark II, and had to look at the manual.
One point to bring up, in Camera Aspect Ratio. Default is 3:2, apparently you may have selected 16:9?? And LrC is honoring (occasionally?? ) the 16x9 even though the RAW file has more data.
i only shoot in 16:9 and i dont understand why all the pictures i took on a tripod and 2 second trigger did this to the pictures
So, returning to the discussion. After charging a battery, setting my 5D Mark III Aspect ratio to 16:9 ( and yes it was in the default 3:2). taking a quick shot, and importing into LrC. this is what I see:
5760x3840
Oh, and a full screen in the Develop Module, Notice the Profile, an Adobe default (in case you are wondering about the LrC /Preferences/Presets/ Develop RAW default/ as in Adobe Default
After accomplishing that, it occurred to me that I was using Adobe Defaults for the Develop RAW setting, and what if I selected the Canon 5D Marks III. Not an issue, I had an additional (even uglier) test shot. So I set the LrC /preferences/Presets/ appropriately, closed LrC, opened LrC, imported another test. But the Aspect Ratio in camera did not transfer.
I you can see that the in camera setting for Picture Style (Landscape) got brought over into LrC, so the Develop RAW Default worked.
So, I cannot repeat the problem
One oddity. perhaps this is a translation issue, or perhaps a MACOS vs WINOS issue, or perhaps I am overlooking this. But in your LrC Library Screenshot, over on the right side panel, in the Metadata Panel, The Metdata set selected sates Standaard, My first impression is that would translate to Standard, but if I select Standard, I do not get something looking like that.
In LrC, I see these Metadata Sets:
- Default
- All Plug-In Metadata
- DNG
- EXIF
- EXIF and IPTC
- IPTC
- IPTC Extension
- Large Caption
- Location
- Minimal
- Quick Describe
- Three Dimensional Projection
- Video
(For the Default set, you can customize. But I do not remember being able to rename)
As such, I am not sure what exact Metadata is presented, specifically for the dimension, is that in camera, or crop?
Can you select the EXIF and IPTC Metadata set? What does that display?
By, the way, for the translation if I use Google translate, is it Dutch?
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