Composition - Diamond Ratio
Posted: Tue 03 Jan 2017, 09:36
Before taking this article on PetaPixel too seriously, I suggest looking at the description tags at its foot.
http://petapixel.com/2017/01/02/diamond ... mposition/
One comment in this bit of nonsense does ring true, though. Sometimes the longer side in the traditional 3:2 ratio which is used in many cameras is just a bit too long, especially when rotated into the vertical portrait aspect. I routinely crop my vertical images to 4:3 which is often more visually pleasing. An uncropped image can otherwise appear to be just slightly too thin.
http://petapixel.com/2017/01/02/diamond ... mposition/
One comment in this bit of nonsense does ring true, though. Sometimes the longer side in the traditional 3:2 ratio which is used in many cameras is just a bit too long, especially when rotated into the vertical portrait aspect. I routinely crop my vertical images to 4:3 which is often more visually pleasing. An uncropped image can otherwise appear to be just slightly too thin.