>>7811273I've an old 4:3 19" monitor that I run in 1024x1280 portrait mode as a document reader. To preserve as much detail in this edit as I could, I didn't re-scale the final down to that resolution, I kept it at my working edit canvas 1780x2225. I figure that whoever can use this one should do their own resize, or just let their operating system handle it.
But, it does fit 3:4 aspect ratio portrait orientation perfectly. Rather than grayscale it, I just toned the red back a bit, played with the gamma & contrast slightly, and applied a light sharp filter. The existing jpeg artifacts got very slightly enhanced, but are generally unnoticeable, & I figured the end user can decide if they want to grayscale it themselves on their end.
Top & bottom border addition copy/pasta'd from
>>7807762. Currently have both up, with a 32" 2560x1440 monitor & this in dual screen mode. It's pretty sweet.
