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"Joel" wrote in message
Hi Joel,
The crop tool supports the same functionality as in older versions. It is just rearranged slightly. To reset the crop tool, click the "Clear" button on the far right of the toolbar, then leave the resolution blank to keep your original pixels after the crop.
Earlier versions of Photoshop had a button with two reset options at the left edge. This has been changed to a list of presets, which may be the cause of your confusion.
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Mike Russell – www.curvemeister.com
Since my health hasn’t been the top so I haven’t had much time to explore the new CS3 as much as would like to. I still do a little but not much.
Few days ago, I tried to CROP few images to find out that the CROP tool has changed, and I would like to be able to use the older CS2 and earlier which I think they are much better than CS3 option.
Or I am shooting hi-rez image over 10GP image and with
– CS2 and older Photoshop when I CROP the image still have >300-PPI (or still have the MAX PIXEL).
– CS3, it now has FIXED selections like 4x6x300 PPI or 8x10x300 PPI etc.. so
why do I have to downgrade or lower the number of pixel to meet the 300-PPI
selection?. Me? I don’t believe in 300-PPI like some does, and I want my original unsampled (100% crop instead of in/decreasing the PPI)
Or I may overlooked something? I am Googling for more information now, and posting the message here just incase I can get more information than what I may be able to google.
Hi Joel,
The crop tool supports the same functionality as in older versions. It is just rearranged slightly. To reset the crop tool, click the "Clear" button on the far right of the toolbar, then leave the resolution blank to keep your original pixels after the crop.
Earlier versions of Photoshop had a button with two reset options at the left edge. This has been changed to a list of presets, which may be the cause of your confusion.
—
Mike Russell – www.curvemeister.com
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