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Hi all,
Saying up front that this will be a dumb question... I have Photoshop 2024. NO idea how to use it. Many, many years ago, when I dabbled in photography, I had an older version of PS and could use it for the very basics... Pretty much starting over.
I have TONS of photos of kids/etc that Wifey wants to print, so we went out and bought a Canon Pro 200.
Of course, not looking for anything professional here, just decent enough to frame and mount. Now, when I load up a photo that's God-only-knows how large, if I want to crop that to, say, 8x10 inches, how do I do it?!
I recently tried and what I ended up with was a blown up image of one of my kids' eyeballs.
*SIGH* SMH
Thanks!
CB
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Hi, here are the help files on the topic. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/crop-straighten-photos.html
basically, you select the tool, set up the desired size in the option bar(change ratio to h x w x résolution, use 8"x10" at 200 or 300 ppi, then drag the marquee to the area you want to crop, commit.
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Thanks! That's helpful.
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When the Crop tool is selected, the Crop tool presets menu in the options bar includes an 8 : 10 aspect ratio option. If you choose W x H x Resolution instead, in the options bar fields you can enter 8 by 10 inches at the ppi resolution you want.