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April 15, 2023
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Lightroom LRC crops imported CR3 Images

  • April 15, 2023
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Hi All.

I am quite new to Lightroom Classic.

I am importing images from my Canon camera. I save my images on the camera as RAW and JPG. When Lightroom imports and converts them it crops the images.

I have attached 2 images which show the crop.

Is there any way to stop this from happening?

 

Many Thanks

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Correct answer Jim Wilde

If you have set a crop ratio in the camera which is not the default (usually 3:2 in Canon cameras), LrC will apply that same crop to the Raw file on import, but retains the original aspect ratio should you want to restore it. To do that, open the crop tool in the Develop module and you should see the whole 3:2 image is available, with the in-camera crop ratio overlaid. To restore the original image ratio, click on the Reset button in the Crop tool panel.

 

Nothing can be done with the Jpeg image, as the crop will have been baked in by the camera when the Jpeg was created.

 

To stop both of those things happening, check what aspect ratio you have applied in the camera's settings and restore to default if that's what you want.

 

If that's not the problem, check to see if you have applied a develop preset during import which applies a crop.

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Jim Wilde
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Jim WildeCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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April 15, 2023

If you have set a crop ratio in the camera which is not the default (usually 3:2 in Canon cameras), LrC will apply that same crop to the Raw file on import, but retains the original aspect ratio should you want to restore it. To do that, open the crop tool in the Develop module and you should see the whole 3:2 image is available, with the in-camera crop ratio overlaid. To restore the original image ratio, click on the Reset button in the Crop tool panel.

 

Nothing can be done with the Jpeg image, as the crop will have been baked in by the camera when the Jpeg was created.

 

To stop both of those things happening, check what aspect ratio you have applied in the camera's settings and restore to default if that's what you want.

 

If that's not the problem, check to see if you have applied a develop preset during import which applies a crop.

waynerpAuthor
Participant
April 15, 2023

Hi Jim

Thankyou so much for your knowledge. I had it set in the camera to 16:9 so have no set it back to default 3:2.

You are a star

Many Thanks