Cropping Vertical Images

Hi guys! I'm trying to crop some images I shot vertically using my Canon 30D but I can't seem to get the person entire body in the print. Is their any way to do this besides printing it on larger paper? I'm trying to get the entire body because I'm a beginner fashion photographer. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

Hello, Jamiya
quote: "'m trying to crop some images I shot vertically using my Canon 30D but I can't seem to get the person entire body in the print. Is their any way to do this besides printing it on larger paper?"
In Aperture make your crop (showing the entire body) and File>Print Image, in the Print window choose your paper size like for example US Letter and in the Layout Options choose Scale To: Fit Entire Image. The preview panel in the Print window will show you the layout and what will be printed.
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