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How to Use Photoshop - the Crop Tool |
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> Photoshop Crop Tool Cropping Images in Photoshop Tutorial 1: Cropping Images The Crop tool can be found in the main tool menu bar and looks
like this:
Or, if you have a one-off size requirement to be cropped, type in manually at the top of the toolbar - width, height, resolution, then press enter and crop. TIP: If you're finding that your lose too much of the image once you preset the crop size, you might need to make your image size smaller in the original file before cropping.
Step1. Open File Step 2. Select Crop tool. With this image, we are using the Crop tool freehand, without presetting the crop size. Drag the Crop tool over the image, it will show the selected area, the rest of the image will be dark - the dark area will then be discarded!
Step 3. Happy with the selection? Choose 'crop'. If you are not happy with the area and would like to reselect, just choose 'cancel' and you can adjust the size individually. If you choose 'don't crop', it will revert to the original image with nothing changed.
Tutorial 2: Manipulating backgrounds Fixing up the background is the second step after the crop tool. This can be done using various tools, the most popular amongst these being the Clone Tool, the Spot Healing Brush, or even the Blend Tool. See our Tutorials on these tools Other pages helpful to this tutorial
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