Enabling generative expand also enables a ridiculously poorly implemented and impossible to disable (by any intuitive means) snapping behavior.

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Edit: This was meant for the Lightroom cloud community but somehow while browsing, I ended up in photoshop. Since for some unknown reason, you don't let us delete anything ourselves, please move to the appropriate place.

Try to move the crop a little bit? SNAP

Try to drag one edge a little bit? SNAP

Snaps to edges, snaps to aspect ratios, snaps to center. How the hell can I make fine adjustments to the crop without this? Who thought this was a good idea. Who UX tested this???

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Dynamic_beautyb2e8

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Thanks for sharing this. It would be helpful to have a clear option to disable snapping independently of Generative Expand, especially when making precise edits.

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Generous_view0D45Author

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Somehow, while browsing the Lightroom (cloud) community, I ended up on the photoshop community and this got posted to the wrong section. Someone please move.

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Trevor.Dennis

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Moderators are unable to move threads at the moment. Just ignore this and start a new thread in the LR forum.

Sorry, I don’t use LR, but in Photoshop you can temporarily disable Snap by holding down Ctrl/Cmd It’s worth a try methinks.

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Generous_view0D45Author

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Moderators are unable to move threads at the moment.

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Sorry, I don’t use LR, but in Photoshop you can temporarily disable Snap by holding down Ctrl/Cmd It’s worth a try methinks.

Sadly doesn't work. Though holding down a modifier to disable/enable snapping is an almost universally accepted standard that I'm shocked was completely overlooked by LR.

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