The STARDUST™ Panoramas
Copyright © 1997-1999 B.E.Johnson, All Rights Reserved
"Encounter ~ The Final Trim"
The Ultimate Guides to Cropping
Please use these images as a guide when resampling the working TIFF found on the server.
The STARDUST™ Panoramas are designed and executed so as to be very versatile in their application. The original files contain ample resolution to cover many size requirements and many images may be obtained from them.
Each of the following crops are full height, trimming only from the length to arrive at pleasing aspect ratios for various reproduction sizes. Displayed here at a constant width, each grows vertically according to the resultant aspect ratio derived from the crop.
Wherever possible, it is to be preferred that the full frame panoramic image be used to more fully convey the immense vastness of space and to show the spacecraft negotiating the hazardous yet beautiful environment in which it will be conducting its mission. With each successive crop, the image loses more and more of its impact and sense of place. Please use the crops sparingly. In certain layouts it may be highly desirable to employ the full frame 90° CCW rotated vertical rather than crop.
In the case of World Wide Web publishing, a banner image has been provided that extends the background, providing an open area in which to place headline text. Please use this specialized image to avoid placing letters over image elements and/or altering the aspect ratio, which would stretch the spacecraft and render the Sun into an oval.
Care should be taken to not flip or flop the image which would render it mission incorrect, nor to rotate it by 90° CW or 180° which inverts the spacecraft and may render it in a manner difficult to read.
"In The Thick Of It" | "Headin' Home" |
Full Frame: 5 x 1 aspect ratio.
Cropping Guide:
Medium: 4.2 x 1 aspect ratio.
Close: 2.6 x 1 aspect ratio.
Tight: 2 x 1 aspect ratio.
Web: 5 x 1 aspect ratio. Full Frame.
Web Banner: 7.8 x 1 aspect ratio.
Spacecraft Only: 0.8 x 1 aspect ratio. |
Vertical Full Frame: 1 x 5 aspect ratio. |