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After rotating or barrel distortion correction, the image becomes non rectangular (some white or transparent patches exist at the edges)
Is there a quick way to crop out the junk at the edges so that the image is rectangular again?
The slow way I know is to lay down a rectangular crop area, then zoom in to fine adjust each edge to butt against the unwanted patches. If the image is large this is a time consuming process because the crop region handle is only adjustable at the center of the edge but the unwanted stuff could be off to one side. So I have to adjust the crop region, scroll to check the edge, scroll back to adjust…
Is there a quicker way?
Is there a quick way to crop out the junk at the edges so that the image is rectangular again?
The slow way I know is to lay down a rectangular crop area, then zoom in to fine adjust each edge to butt against the unwanted patches. If the image is large this is a time consuming process because the crop region handle is only adjustable at the center of the edge but the unwanted stuff could be off to one side. So I have to adjust the crop region, scroll to check the edge, scroll back to adjust…
Is there a quicker way?
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