I’ve learned to do a square or 1x1 choice on my phone. Not too close to the edges either. I used to do a landscape mode and try to get it in the middle.
This especially sucks when trying to show work for testing patterns im not very tech savvy when it comes to editing photos, and it seems the quality itself suffers with the cropping sometimes.
Edit to say I guess it makes it hard when selling makes too I haven’t gotten that far yet.
That’s because people take photos in many different ratios. Most commonly 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 5:4, 4:4.
That’s why we have had to choose a ratio and crop to the center of the image you upload.
It’s no BIG deal, but it’s a tad frustrating when you try to take nice pics and need to remember the special needs Ribblr version.
It’s around 100F here, taking pics outside is already a big pita
Eta: that’s odd. The preview in here shows the original pic. Yet when you click on the journal it’s all wacko.
Hi, Avi from Tech team here.
I’ve taken the liberty to test and crop your last image into a square. (don’t worry, I kept the original you uploaded) https://ribblr.com/makes/CraftsbyNicB/sleeveless-to-say-wrap-top-knitting
In general, a square is perfect for the journal images, (it’s cropped a bit in preview, but that’s only thumbnail in low-res) but any landscape is preferred to portrait, as most preview images appears in portrait on Ribblr.
Please let me know if that’s fine.
Best,
Avi