If one has wingspan of, let us say, 195 centimeters (6′ 4.8″)
and the height is 188 cm (6'2'')
Would for this person going from 6'2'' to 6'5'' still maintain body proportions assuming this wingspan?
At which moment these proportions would be lost? Are there any golden rules of these ratios?
Thanks
Quote from: Rei on June 13, 2019, 11:36:13 AMI think the golden ratio is 1:1 going slighty less or slighty more than that, dosn’t make any visible difference
Lifefuel if so. It means that my hands right now are a tiny bit LONGER than my body. Actually 7 cm LONGER. So by lengthening my legs 6-7 cm I would look MORE proportional not less. Is this making sense?
Quote from: Rei on June 13, 2019, 12:07:53 PMIn terms of wingspan and height ratio is going to make your body look better, but you need to check your overall proportions. Anyway doing 6-7 cm rarely do any harm if any at all to body proportions unless you already have some really long legs
Is 6-7 cm on femurs for 6'2'' person relatively "safe"?
I mean, is it in safe zone? I assume, the taller you are, the more you can lengthen, correct?
Quote from: Rei on June 13, 2019, 01:03:48 PMYeah 15% is considered supersafe and 20% the limit atleast on this forum but overall is a reasonable lenght for femurs
What do you mean by 15%? What are these percentages?
How do I measure my femurs correctly? They appear to be about 45 cm long, but I'm not sure if I'm measuring right.
15% of 45 is about 6-7cm. So I assume 6 cm would be pretty safe and also not mess up proportions too much. Maybe even 7 cm, but no more.
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