Title says it all.
Why are you still using 4:3?
TheDude
Change my mind: 16:9 slides are superior
4:3 or 16:9 slide decks?
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I would use 4:3 size for content that is only going to be printed as a sliduement and won't be shown on a screen and recommend 16:9 only if you wanna get a highly visual content tbh.
the way to go
I think thatโs what i use
once go 16:9 you don't go back
Like PowerPoint slides? Whatever is the default.
I didnt know there was an option like this
Oh ya
Or Google Slides
Depends, are you using the slides for other content and visualization or printing them out? Then 4:3. If just presenting the content, 16:9.
Solid point.
We still printing in 2023? Let me know if I can fax over the slide deck for review.
We still printing in 2023? Let me know if I can fax over the slide deck for review.
I deal in an industry where people still like hard copies of things.
Also, depending on your presentation it might be nice to have the attendees have the slides with them so they can make personal notes while they attend. This can be nice in larger in person presentation settings, as it can be easier to follow along.
Also, depending on your presentation it might be nice to have the attendees have the slides with them so they can make personal notes while they attend. This can be nice in larger in person presentation settings, as it can be easier to follow along.
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I convert mine to PDF before sending a copy of the deck, if requested. And then send it by courier. (kidding on the last bit).
Um yeah, I work in the copier world. Still selling each day. ๐๐คฃ
Xerox gives 16:9 vibes
Ricoh is def 4:3
Ricoh is def 4:3
Boomers like their paper ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Same. I'll often have technical appendices that people want to see and take away, so it'll be PDF'd
You kids and your technology
Whatever the default is in Google Slides.
16:9 bruv
Respect.
I am not even sure what the sizes mean
lmk if this helps
lol yes thanks
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