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I hope someone can give me advice on a more space-efficient way of performing multiple crops on the same PSD file.
At this moment, my PSD files sometimes get pretty big, with multiple layers including masks. I like to hold on to them that way so that I can make further changes down the road.
Sometimes, I have to come up with many different croppings of the same PSD file.
The way it is now, I make copies of the PSD file, crop and then rename them. As a result of this, I am rapidly running out of disk space.
What I am looking for is a way to keep different croppings on different layers of the same PSD file. What’s stopping me from simply using a rectangular marquee tool is that almost all of my crops are done using the Crop tool presets (4×6, 5×7, etc.) and that finely adjusting marquee proportions is a torture.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
At this moment, my PSD files sometimes get pretty big, with multiple layers including masks. I like to hold on to them that way so that I can make further changes down the road.
Sometimes, I have to come up with many different croppings of the same PSD file.
The way it is now, I make copies of the PSD file, crop and then rename them. As a result of this, I am rapidly running out of disk space.
What I am looking for is a way to keep different croppings on different layers of the same PSD file. What’s stopping me from simply using a rectangular marquee tool is that almost all of my crops are done using the Crop tool presets (4×6, 5×7, etc.) and that finely adjusting marquee proportions is a torture.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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