Not Cropping is RUINING Your Photography - Here's Why

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[@Elleaf1]

Another good reason to leave yourself some wiggle room is printing. If you're taking photos in a 4:3 aspect ratio but then you want to make an 8x10 print, you're going to need to crop. If you composed the photo exactly how you want it in camera you won't be able to get that composition in the print and something will have to be sacrificed

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That’s very true