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Originally Posted by XiliX View Post
After thinking about Woodys comment, i tried taking a picture with a 4:3 resolution: The RAW images taken that way are correct, so I think Woody is right here. Still, where can i find that X value?
Thanks!
If you take a raw pic at full scale as jpg, it should be the same size X wise as the raw. Take a raw pic and save to jpg, look at it's details, then take another raw as raw and use that X. Should work? Raw may add a few pixels to each side as well (black framing pixels). So you may need to add a few for that as well, as most processing systems will chop those off. Smarter systems use those black areas to adjust for or detect noise levels in the raw image.