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I’m using Photoshop CS (1).
I have a dozen or so screengrabs as BMPs – each 1280 x 1024 pixels in dimension.
Within each of these BMPs, in exactly the same place in all of them, is a smaller region about 300 x 200 pixels in size, at the same place in each X 900, Y 128.
I want to cut out all these regions in every BMP in an expedient way, but Crop doesn’t seem to be too helpful – I have no idea exactly where the Crop origin is positioned, as the X and Y coordinates the Info window it shows are of the cursor, not the crop region. It shows the W and H fine though.
Ideally I would like a menu that allows me to type in the X origin, Y origin, width and height of a crop region, and and then the crop region would go to those settings.
But Crop only seems to allow me to type in Width and Height values, and not X origin and Y origin.
Any advice would be appreciated, and if I haven’t explained my problem too well, apologies for that and let me know if anything needs clarifying.
Cheers, Miner2049er.
I have a dozen or so screengrabs as BMPs – each 1280 x 1024 pixels in dimension.
Within each of these BMPs, in exactly the same place in all of them, is a smaller region about 300 x 200 pixels in size, at the same place in each X 900, Y 128.
I want to cut out all these regions in every BMP in an expedient way, but Crop doesn’t seem to be too helpful – I have no idea exactly where the Crop origin is positioned, as the X and Y coordinates the Info window it shows are of the cursor, not the crop region. It shows the W and H fine though.
Ideally I would like a menu that allows me to type in the X origin, Y origin, width and height of a crop region, and and then the crop region would go to those settings.
But Crop only seems to allow me to type in Width and Height values, and not X origin and Y origin.
Any advice would be appreciated, and if I haven’t explained my problem too well, apologies for that and let me know if anything needs clarifying.
Cheers, Miner2049er.
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