Header Image File - Wrong Aspect Ratio in PDF

Question

I imported a picture into a form and it looks great in the FormsCentral editor.  But when I export the form, the aspect ratio is all wrong.  The Form Setup is 700 pixels, letter, Portrait.  I don't see many setting options to play with.  See attached screen shots.
This is what it looks like in the editor - logo looks great.
This is what it looks like as a PDF - logo aspect ratio is hosed!

Answer 1

I had a similar problem (and solved it):
I combined (right click on selected files > "Combine supported files in Acrobat...") .jpg images to a PDF binder using Adobe Acrobat X Pro.
Image source: http://www.kultpower.de/archiv/heft_powerplay_1992-03
The result was a PDF with horizontally bloated pages that did not match the aspect ratio of the raw images.
Why is that so?
Unlike Foxit PhantomPDF, Adobe Acrobat uses EXIF metadata (ExifImageWidth, ExifImageHeight) stored in the image header instead of the real dimensions of the File (ImageWidth, ImageHeight).
Windows users can verify EXIF info by using for example the free tools XnView, Exifier or best ExifToolGUI.
In my case, the image dimensions were 1200x1710 (real actual dimensions) and around 1469x2084 (EXIF metadata).
Now how can that be - this does not make any sense ?
Well, obviously, the original file had larger dimensions and was resized without deleting the EXIF dimensions.
Because Acrobat uses the EXIF info intstead of the actual dimensions, the PDF looks distorted as a result.
Again, Foxit Phantom uses the actual image dimensions when creating PDFs.
How to solve the issue:
In case you have image files with different dimensions, the easiest way to fix this is by selectively deleting EXIF metadata using:
1) PhotoShop for single files (File > Save for Web & Devices > set “Metadata” to “None”: http://photographylife.com/how-to-delete-exif-data#ixzz2i0wFMNpE
2) ExifToolGUI (free) for multiple files in a folder: ExifTool direct > Command: -r -Exif:all= ( http://u88.n24.queensu.ca/~bogdan/ )