Observing Similarity in Change
Observing Similarity in Change
Last updated at January 15, 2026 by Teachoo
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Aspect Ratio in ImagesLetβs look at this set of images Here, Image A, C, D look similar Image B appears elongated Image E appears compressed Why do these images appear different, or same? The answer lies in the Ratio = πΎππ ππ/π―πππππ Images with same Ratio are similar, But with different Ratios are different Letβs calculate ratios for these Images Ratio of Image A = ππππ‘β/π»πππβπ‘=60/40=π/π Ratio of Image B = ππππ‘β/π»πππβπ‘=40/20=π/π Ratio of Image C = ππππ‘β/π»πππβπ‘=30/20=π/π Ratio of Image D = ππππ‘β/π»πππβπ‘=90/60=π/π Ratio of Image E = ππππ‘β/π»πππβπ‘=60/60=π/π Since Ratio of Images A, C, D are same β΄ They look the same And, we can say that these images are in proportion The Ratio = ππππ‘β/π»πππβπ‘ is also called Aspect Ratio Example: Our TV Itβs commonly used by graphic designers, T