K kasmud Solid State Member Messages 6 Nov 17, 2006 #1 WHEN I TRY TO CROP IMAGE THEN STILL IT SHOWS EXTRA SPACE AROUND THE IMAGE SO PLEASE WOULD BE THERE ANY ONE WHO COULD HELP ME IN THIS REGARD.
WHEN I TRY TO CROP IMAGE THEN STILL IT SHOWS EXTRA SPACE AROUND THE IMAGE SO PLEASE WOULD BE THERE ANY ONE WHO COULD HELP ME IN THIS REGARD.
T TimBlanchard Daemon Poster Messages 584 Nov 17, 2006 #2 select crop tool. select area you want to keep (the rest should darken out to indacate your selection) press ENTER hope this helps
select crop tool. select area you want to keep (the rest should darken out to indacate your selection) press ENTER hope this helps
OP OP K kasmud Solid State Member Messages 6 Nov 18, 2006 #3 the problem still exists i have to trim the image .
S sam2698 Baseband Member Messages 99 Nov 18, 2006 #4 Can you elaborate your question a bit more? I find using the crop tool always works for me and i don't see any extra spacing...
Can you elaborate your question a bit more? I find using the crop tool always works for me and i don't see any extra spacing...
OP OP K kasmud Solid State Member Messages 6 Nov 18, 2006 #5 the thing is when i crop the image then after croping it i get some extra white space around the image which i don;t know why it is showing before it was working allright.
the thing is when i crop the image then after croping it i get some extra white space around the image which i don;t know why it is showing before it was working allright.
J Juice Daddy Fully Optimized Messages 1,706 Nov 19, 2006 #6 you need to be more detailed in the question, perhaps post a screen shot cause this will not happen if you crop it right you might be seeing the workspace around the pic (but that's gray)
you need to be more detailed in the question, perhaps post a screen shot cause this will not happen if you crop it right you might be seeing the workspace around the pic (but that's gray)
P Phrantic In Runtime Messages 421 Nov 23, 2006 #7 Just use Image > Image size to crop your image No crop tools or transform tools needed.