How do I set my crop tool (if that's possible?) to automatically crop any size image to 300dpi? Regardless of the dimension of the image that is. Thanks!
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Re: crop tool presets
In CS3 you would select the crop tool, put 300 in the dpi in options, click the arrow next to the crop symbol in the option bar, click the little flyout arrow, and select new tool preset. But I think it would be easier just to put 300 dpi in the option space. It will stay active till you close photoshop
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by albatrosssI'm sure that I hit a wrong key but I can't get rid of the "width" and "height" when cropping. Prior to this, as you know, I was able to crop any way I wanted. How do I get rid of the width and height boxes.
Hope that this is clear.
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by T PaulThere are a lot of different ways you can crop an image in PhotoShop. Here is one way without even using the crop tool.
1. Open your image
2. Select the rectangular marquee tool and make your selection.
3. Go under the Image menu and select Crop and you’re done.-
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After nicely cropping a bunch of pictures, I realized to my horror that the pixel count and resolution are staying...-
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by AKMacCan someone tell me how to stop the rule of thirds grid coming up as default in the CS5 crop window. I find it an annoying visual distraction.
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10-17-2011, 06:51 AM -
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by gho64Hi,
How can I Crop a Circle with the Crop Tool using Photoshop CS5?
Any suggestion greatly appreciated
Thank You, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,
Hesul
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