Crop to exact dimensions and size with the Photoshop Crop Tool Digital zoom This is exactly what digital zoom on your camera does, and why I recommend turning it off. To change the composition of the image: To focus on a portion of the photo, while removing distractions. To change the physical size or aspect ratio of the canvas for print, multimedia use etc.Ģ. It’s pretty much a Photoshop crop tool primer. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you a some tricks with the crop tool, show you how to automatically crop to the exact size you need without math and then provide a few practical cropping tips in Photoshop. The difficulty it seemed was cropping an image to the exact size needed for print or multimedia output. It’s not that people don’t know how to crop an image, it’s that they don’t know how to do it an get the results they are looking for. If you click on the word "Unconstrained", you'll open a menu with various aspect ratios we can choose from.Recently while I was conducting a Photoshop seminar tour, I realized that a lot of people were tripping up with the simple crop tool. If you look up near the far left of the Options Bar along the top of the screen, you'll find the Aspect Ratio option which, by default, is set to Unconstrained. But more often than not, we want to crop a photo into a standard frame size, like 4圆 or 8x10. Choosing An Aspect Ratioīy default, Photoshop CS6 lets us drag the handles freely in any direction so we can reshape the crop box into any size we need. Just as in previous versions of Photoshop, you can also click anywhere inside the image with the Crop Tool and, with your mouse button held down, drag out your own crop box which you can then resize and reshape by dragging any of the handles.
One thing to note before we continue is that you don't necessarily have to use the initial crop handles that Photoshop CS6 places around the image. Click and drag the handles to resize the crop box.
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