Roxio Creator 2011 Product Manual - Page 196

Cropping photos and objects

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196 Roxio Creator User Guide www.roxio.com Cropping photos and objects Follow this procedure to select an area of interest in a photo or other object, and crop or remove the rest of the object. Note If you save a cropped photo in PhotoSuite format (.dmsp), the entire original photo is preserved, including the crop settings. If you save the cropped photo in any other format, the cropped area is permanently deleted. To crop an object: 1 If you want to crop a photo or any other object in a PhotoSuite project file, select it in the Canvas. 2 On the Fix your photos tab, click Crop. The object is enclosed by a dashed box. The borders of the box are called crop lines. Squares, called resize handles, are located in the corners. The area of the photo inside the crop lines is called the area of interest. This is the area that is kept, while everything outside of the crop lines is removed. 3 Select a dimension for the crop area, or move the crop lines to outline the area that you want to keep. Use any of the following methods to move the crop lines: ■ Drag anywhere on the horizontal or vertical crop lines to move them individually. ■ Drag the resize handles to maintain the aspect ratio. ■ Press and hold Shift and drag the resize handles to move both the horizontal and vertical crop lines without maintaining the aspect ratio. ■ Move the cursor over the area of interest and click and drag the crop lines to another location without changing the dimensions of the area of interest.

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Roxio Creator User Guide
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196
Cropping photos and objects
Follow this procedure to select an area of interest in a photo or other object,
and crop or remove the rest of the object.
Note
If you save a cropped photo in PhotoSuite format (.dmsp),
the entire original photo is preserved, including the crop settings.
If you save the cropped photo in any other format, the cropped
area is permanently deleted.
To crop an object:
1
If you want to crop a photo or any other object in a PhotoSuite project
file, select it in the Canvas.
2
On the Fix your photos tab, click
Crop
.
The object is enclosed by a dashed box. The borders of the box are
called crop lines. Squares, called resize handles, are located in the
corners. The area of the photo inside the crop lines is called the area of
interest. This is the area that is kept, while everything outside of the
crop lines is removed.
3
Select a dimension for the crop area, or move the crop lines to outline
the area that you want to keep. Use any of the following methods to
move the crop lines:
Drag anywhere on the horizontal or vertical crop lines to move
them individually.
Drag the resize handles to maintain the aspect ratio.
Press and hold
Shift
and drag the resize handles to move both the
horizontal and vertical crop lines without maintaining the aspect
ratio.
Move the cursor over the area of interest and click and drag the
crop lines to another location without changing the dimensions
of the area of interest.