Your Opinion To My Re-Scanned 2c Washington

I.ve re-scan 2c Washington

Your scans look like something went wrong. They have shrunk horizontally.

Please try to re-upload both and also scan and upload the back of the 2c red Washington stamp.

You're doing much better. Please try again.

Indeed, he's doing much better...

The aspect ratio really is not significant
in these scans... they are large and clear
and easy to critique... I think they're
both sufficient for ID purposes...

disi, very true. I wanted him/her to upload a scan of the back of the 2c based on what Partime said in the last post: "In fact, it appears that your last stamp, the 2c Washington, appears to be stuck to another just behind it. You may want to check."

My asking for re-uploads of the fronts is merely an exercise in becoming familiar with image handling and uploading skills. Not necessary in this case, but still a good skill to improve.

hanafi, you're doing well. Please keep trying.

ok thanks DNA collector..

hanafi, you are getting better with each try. Please post a scan of the back of the 2c red Washington stamp.

You are very welcome. I enjoy helping you.

Thanks disi123, I enjoy with this image handling things which is new to me while hunting.

Ya , DNA .., I am working on it..

hanafi, take as much time as you need. There is no rush.

@DNA Collector :

Pls review I just got another 2c Washington and scanned the back I attached here ,I tried measuring gauge you sent ,I found 10,5 by 11 ,and another washington 10 ,pls look at the image attached here.

thanks

hanafi, your aspect ratio is off on your scans causing the size to appear squished. When you are resizing the image, depending on what software you are using, there should be a box stating something like "keep aspect ratio" or something like that. make sure it is checked. It is so the verticle size will stay even with the horizontal size when you adjust one of them.

@mike33 : I have already adjust the aspect ratio to 4:3 ,and it is checked on "Preserved aspect ratio "checkbox.Could you tell me what is the ratio should be?

thanks

what software are you using?

4:3 ratio is probably what's causing it. turn that setting off

let us know what the other options there are besides 4:3. That's a video setting, not a photo setting

software is irfanview ,sorry mike its width:height =3:4

set your width:height to 1:1 - it needs to be equal to not get that squooshy look

Thanks Mike,I'll try for my next post