Cropping
Cropping lets you recompose your photo, remove unwanted edge areas, or change the aspect ratio to match a print output. For information about preferences related to cropping, see
Crop preferences.
To crop a photo
1 Click the Crop tool crop on the AfterShot Pro toolbar or press C.
2 In the Cropping palette, do one of the following:
• Choose a preset from the crop preset drop-down menu.
• Choose Aspect or Pixels from the Crop mode drop-down menu, and type values in the Height and Width boxes.
3 Drag the edges of the cropping grid that appears in the Preview panel to adjust the crop area.
4 Click inside the cropping grid to reposition the crop area.
5 In the Cropping palette, click Done.
You can also | |
Automatically maximize the crop region to the edges of the photo | Click the Fit button. |
Display or hide the cropping grid | Click the Enable Crop check box. |
Switch the orientation of the cropping grid | Click the Switch height and width button  . |
Lock the aspect ratio of the cropping grid | Click the Lock button  . |
Add a crop preset to the preset drop-down list | In the Cropping palette, enter the Aspect or Pixel values you want, and click the Add button  . |
Tip: You can use the scroll wheel on a mouse to resize the cropping grid.