BracketShot

"I ordered an 8x10 and the person at the edge was gone." Everybody does this once. The reason is simple: the shape your camera records and the shape of the paper are not the same, so something has to go. This shows you what, before you order. ■ What each size cuts off (free) Pick the aspect your photo actually is -- 3:2, 4:3, 1:1 or 16:9 -- and every one of the 18 sizes reports how much it takes. For a 3:2 photo: - 5x7 ... 6.7% - 8x10 ... 17% - 11x14 ... 15% - 16x20 ... 17% - 4x6 ... nothing If the paper is squarer than the photo, the long edge goes. If it is longer, the short edge goes. The app says which. ■ It separates "almost" from "exactly" 4x6 in is the only size here that is genuinely 3:2. Japan's KG size (102x152mm) is 1:1.490, which loses 0.65%. Wide 6-kiri loses 0.16%. Neither is visible in a print, so both read as barely any crop -- but neither is called no crop, because that…