> Am Dienstag, 31. Januar 2012 schrub Bogdan Szczurek:
>
> [...]
>
>> non-square pixels
>
> GIMP has that for ages.
Still, besides information about "uneven" horizontal and vertical
resolutions not stored within image itself. So designer have to
remember his image has non-square pixels and to check if "Dot for dot"
is off. AFAIK there's not built-in mechanism for setting pixel edges
ratio itself, which, IMHO, makes more sense than "artificial distorting"
pixels using resolution settings. The same effect, but convenience and
semantical correctness do differ.
Besides, when I said "non-square" I meant *non-square* per se (hexagonal
e.g.), not only "rectangular". I don't know what good could come out of
that, but who knows? It's just interesting, don't you think? :)
My best!
thebodzio
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