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How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - Holographic Breathing - 11-19-2024
How do I crop an image to 1280 x 720?
Thank you for any information
RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - denzjos - 11-19-2024
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RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - sallyanne - 11-19-2024
Crop or scale?
Crop would remove part of your picture and scale you would keep all of it.
If cropping there are two ways (that I know of). The way denzjos showed you or you could rectangle select the area you want and go to the top menu that says 'Image' and crop to selection.
RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - programmer_ceds - 11-19-2024
(11-19-2024, 12:15 AM)Holographic Breathing Wrote: How do I crop an image to 1280 x 720?
Thank you for any information
If you really want to crop a 1280x720 area from the image (rather than scaling the image to this size) you can select the "Fixed" option in the crop tool options dialog, then from the drop-down box next to "Fixed" select "Size" then enter the size in the box below as 1280x720
RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - Holographic Breathing - 11-20-2024
Thank you for your comment it is helpful I will make a video and post it to show what I am trying to do.
(11-19-2024, 11:40 AM)programmer_ceds Wrote:(11-19-2024, 12:15 AM)Holographic Breathing Wrote: How do I crop an image to 1280 x 720?
Thank you for any information
If you really want to crop a 1280x720 area from the image (rather than scaling the image to this size) you can select the "Fixed" option in the crop tool options dialog, then from the drop-down box next to "Fixed" select "Size" then enter the size in the box below as 1280x720
Thank you I will try that I will also make a video and post it to show what I am trying to do.
(11-19-2024, 08:05 AM)sallyanne Wrote: Crop or scale?
Crop would remove part of your picture and scale you would keep all of it.
If cropping there are two ways (that I know of). The way denzjos showed you or you could rectangle select the area you want and go to the top menu that says 'Image' and crop to selection.
Thank you for your help I will try those things
I will also make a video which will make it clear of what I am trying to do. I will post it in a couple of days.
RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - Holographic Breathing - 11-21-2024
Ok here is a video showing what I would like to do - https://youtu.be/eL3f42S9azo
As a question will I lose much quality by doing that part in paint 3D?
Thank you for any help
RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - rich2005 - 11-21-2024
(11-21-2024, 09:53 AM)Holographic Breathing Wrote: Ok here is a video showing what I would like to do - https://youtu.be/eL3f42S9azo
As a question will I lose much quality by doing that part in paint 3D?
Thank you for any help
Cropping is the correct term, so use the crop tool. From your video comments, one problem is that the cropped pixels remain. In the crop tool options, there is a check box for "remove cropped pixels" , enable that. Set the "format" to fixed size and 1280x720.
In your image, click in the canvas to enable the crop tool, click-and-drag into position, hit the enter key to fix. Go back to another tool (say measure ) to disable the crop tool
a 20 second demo: https://i.imgur.com/262TQSU.mp4
RE: How to crop an image to 1280 x 720? - Holographic Breathing - 11-21-2024
(11-21-2024, 11:56 AM)rich2005 Wrote:(11-21-2024, 09:53 AM)Holographic Breathing Wrote: Ok here is a video showing what I would like to do - https://youtu.be/eL3f42S9azo
As a question will I lose much quality by doing that part in paint 3D?
Thank you for any help
Cropping is the correct term, so use the crop tool. From your video comments, one problem is that the cropped pixels remain. In the crop tool options, there is a check box for "remove cropped pixels" , enable that. Set the "format" to fixed size and 1280x720.
In your image, click in the canvas to enable the crop tool, click-and-drag into position, hit the enter key to fix. Go back to another tool (say measure ) to disable the crop tool
a 20 second demo: https://i.imgur.com/262TQSU.mp4
Thank you so much that is brilliant
(11-21-2024, 11:56 AM)rich2005 Wrote:(11-21-2024, 09:53 AM)Holographic Breathing Wrote: Ok here is a video showing what I would like to do - https://youtu.be/eL3f42S9azo
As a question will I lose much quality by doing that part in paint 3D?
Thank you for any help
Cropping is the correct term, so use the crop tool. From your video comments, one problem is that the cropped pixels remain. In the crop tool options, there is a check box for "remove cropped pixels" , enable that. Set the "format" to fixed size and 1280x720.
In your image, click in the canvas to enable the crop tool, click-and-drag into position, hit the enter key to fix. Go back to another tool (say measure ) to disable the crop tool
a 20 second demo: https://i.imgur.com/262TQSU.mp4