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nigel e
Participant
June 16, 2020
Question

P: Geometry Controls are no longer a separate panel and have moved to the Crop Panel

  • June 16, 2020
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Update today to Camera Raw - loaded Bridge to use Camera Raw and can no longer see Geometry Panel

33 replies

fernandos74754501
Inspiring
February 25, 2024

the geometry panel in the latest version of Adobe camera raw, is not in the list of panels

fernandos74754501
Inspiring
February 25, 2024

Geometry panel is in de crop panel

Participating Frequently
February 24, 2024

I solved it by downloading and installing Camera Raw 16.1 and now I have Geometry back where it suits me.

Participating Frequently
February 24, 2024

That's fine, but a short term solution only.

Participating Frequently
February 24, 2024

Well, I can understand that this may make sense overall. It lost some usability, though, as I can no longer add the grid or adjust opacity or distance of grid lines while within crop. So I have to leave crop again, check the grid and make adjustments and then back to crop. Then I may turn the image a little, have to get out of crop again, adjust grid settings to my needs and back to crop again. Hard to think of a more complicated way. 
So please make the grid settings accessible from within crop or get the geometry panel back out.

Legend
February 27, 2024

Right-click the image for overlay controls including Hide/Show and overlay style.

Participant
February 23, 2024

What happened to the Geometry Tool in Camera Raw. I updated my version of Camera Raw today and noticed that it is no longer there. Such a useful tool of vertical corrections, scaling, etc.

Bring it back!

Participant
February 23, 2024

Further to above, the ACR version I updated to was 16.2.
Mac Sonoma 14.3.1

Participating Frequently
February 23, 2024

*EDIT*

Sorry, my bad!
I am so used to using the shortcuts that I never use the Crop icon, so I completely missed it.

I understand why those panels were merged now.

 

 

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Participant
February 23, 2024

Having the same issue on Mac OS Sonoma 14.1.2

Participating Frequently
February 22, 2024

*Edit*

I'm an idiot, I thought the Crop panel appeared in the panels list, but its an icon on the right.
I normally use the shortcuts, so completely missed the Crop icon.

 

Participant
February 22, 2024

In the latest version of Camera raw, the geometry tab was removed. I use that feature A LOT and I was very disappointed with its removal. Would it be posible to reinstate it. If not, I'll have to keep using the older versions

 

Thanks

Participant
February 22, 2024

REALLLLLLY need Geometry to be selectable as C1 panel. This slows my workflow (architectural photography) TREMENDOUSLY.

 

Participant
February 22, 2024

this is a real problem for my workflow(real estate photographer) , I need the geometry panel back as C1 panel too. this is costing me so much time. I can't even roll back to the previos version. this is very bad news for me.

Rikk Flohr_Photography
Community Manager
Community Manager
February 21, 2024

Geometry controls are now found in the Crop Panel. 
Please see:https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/using/whats-new.html 

The Crop Panel is accessed by clicking the Crop Tool icon in the upper right of the UI.

Rikk Flohr: Adobe Photography Org
Participating Frequently
February 21, 2024

I'm not thrilled about moving the Geometry control to the Crop panel. I use Geometry much more often than Lens blur, for example 😞

Erik Bloodaxe
Legend
February 21, 2024

OK, somebody has been tinkering!

Following this through, I updated Camera Raw and sure enough the Geometry Panel has disappeared!

I haven't investigated fully yet but I can tell you that Shift + T will take you where you need to be.

Alternatively click the Crop Tool icon and Geometry seems to be hiding in there now.

I suspect that this must be in response to complaints that the number of Panels had increased to 11 so that the usual shortcuts to them did not work fully. 

Now we are back to 10 panels!

Participant
February 22, 2024

"shift T" worked for me not "ctr T"

Erik Bloodaxe
Legend
February 22, 2024

Quite right - my mistake!