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[Question] What size are [3:2], [1:1], and [16:9] images?

[3:2] means 3:2 aspect ratio.
[1:1] means 1:1 aspect ratio.
[16:9] means 16:9 aspect ratio.

Example: [3:2] image


This aspect ratio is selectable for [RAW], [L], and [M] images (compression). And F (Fine) or N (Normal) can be selectable for picture quality.
Shooting at this size gives you the same sized shooting frame as 35 mm film cameras.
When the image size is set to [3:2], a black border is added to the top and bottom of the image in the picture display in accordance with the shooting range.
 
Example: [1:1] image

This aspect ratio is selectable for [RAW], [L], and [M] images (compression). And F (Fine) or N (Normal) can be selectable for picture quality.
Shooting at this size gives you the square frame like medium-sized film cameras with 6x6cm (1:1 / square).
When the image size is set to [1:1], a black border is added to the left and right of the image in the picture display in accordance with the shooting range.
 
Example: [16:9] image

This aspect ratio is selectable for [RAW], [L], and [M] images (compression). And F (Fine) or N (Normal) can be selectable for picture quality.
This size will be useful when viewing pictures in a TV screen with 16:9 aspect ratio.
When the image size is set to [16:9], a black border is added to the top and button of the image in the picture display in accordance with the shooting range.
 
Any image size other than above will have 4:3 in aspect ratio.
This will be suitable for use on a general personal computer monitor or in conventional TV monitor (apart from High Definition television / HDTV.)

 
Answer ID: EDXR03042
Date created: July 2, 2010
Date modified: --
Product: GXR (RICOH LENS P10 28-300mm F3.5-5.6 VC)
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Category: Hardware specifications
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