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You have to show us your code, at least the part for the pictures. &nbsp;There are a lot of things you can do that distort pictures.
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You have to show us your code, at least the part for the pictures.  There are a lot of things you can do that distort pictures.

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Im a fairly new webdesigner and I am attempting my first project here and for the background I have the image taking up the whole background in a slideshow form but thphotos are stretching out. I have Photoshop to mess with the pixels but maybe I am not doing something right. The lady we have photographing it is also new photography so is there something she has to do on her end to make a rectangular photo to fit the screen without getting stretched out. She has like a $5000 camera so we have all the right tools just need help with what exactly we have to do. Any help here is appreciated Cheers!
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Im a fairly new webdesigner and I am attempting my first project here and for the background I have the image taking up the whole background in a slideshow form but thphotos are stretching out. I have Photoshop to mess with the pixels but maybe I am not doing something right. The lady we have photographing it is also new photography so is there something she has to do on her end to make a rectangular photo to fit the screen without getting stretched out. She has like a $5000 camera so we have all the right tools just need help with what exactly we have to do. Any help here is appreciated Cheers!

Photis are stretched in my website

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