[Solved] Manually crop images in a folder
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[Solved] Manually crop images in a folder
I have to go through a folder of images and manually crop each one with the selection tool. I know I've done this (many years ago) but cannot figure out how (I am preparing photos for creating a uniform directory of head shots, and the people taking the pictures did not frame them correctly ) The final cropping aspect ratio needs to be the same, but the area to be cropped is in a different place in each image . Attached is an illustration of what I need to do (a shared dropbox link) https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/awsrgtzu ... kq5r5&dl=0
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Re: Manually crop images in a folder
I suggest the following:
Open a browser in GraphicConverter. Select the files for processing and open the context menu with a right mouse button click (or control key + left mouse button). Select "Crop for Photo Service".
Open a browser in GraphicConverter. Select the files for processing and open the context menu with a right mouse button click (or control key + left mouse button). Select "Crop for Photo Service".
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Re: Manually crop images in a folder
Select in the next dialog the desired aspect ration.
Now the processing starts.
Just select the crop area and click onto "Apply & Next".
Also, check "Use same crop rectangle for next image". So, you have to move the rectangle normally only a bit.
Now the processing starts.
Just select the crop area and click onto "Apply & Next".
Also, check "Use same crop rectangle for next image". So, you have to move the rectangle normally only a bit.
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Re: Manually crop images in a folder
GraphicConverter creates a sub folder in the image folder with the cropped versions.
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Re: [Solved] Manually crop images in a folder
Thank you thank you thank you!
That's exactly what I was trying (and failing) to remember doing years ago.
That's exactly what I was trying (and failing) to remember doing years ago.