Cropping to a specific size in CC like in CS6

How can I crop all my Raw photos to 18 by 12 as I do currently in CS6? I have a trial version of Photoshop CC and even though all of the tool bar options are set as in CS6, I cannot crop automatically to 18x12.
It appears that I have to got to image size each time.

Just to the left of the first text box in the top tool bar is a drop down dialog, By default is should be set to ratio. Click it and set it to W x H x resolution. You can then type in 18 x 12 x dpi value of choice or blank.

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Cropping to a specific size

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Thanks
Jim

Are both pdf files the same initial document size? Could one be in different units?
Tools - advanced editing-crop... you can draw the crop but it's all visual.
Document - crop pages will allow you to push/pull in the final edges by an actual measurement so if you know what overall dimension you need, you just get the current document size and subtract from the width divided by two and enter that for left/right and the same process for top/bottom.
Click for all pages when it comes up.
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What do you do in this type of situation? I'm guessing I could crop it in FCP, any other suggestions?
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are you trying to crop your video or are you trying to change the size of your frame. if you were to say, resize your 720X 480 video, you'd 'resize' it to 360 X 240 (half it's size. these are the amount of vertical and horizontal pixels.
i say if you are trying to 'resize' your video instead of crop, so you get the whole video but smaller, then just File>Export>Using Compressor. In compressor you can change your frame accordingly to how you want and choose from several different compressions.
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HI,
I need a running start, could someone please help me accomplish a specific task.
1) I need to be able to restrict a crop tool to a specific aspect ratio, then resize the cropping tool as I like to make my selection.
2) After, I need to resize the image to a set size... (so all my pictures wind up the same size.)
After I would normally set my text the way I like it and add text to every picture (so it is the same size in all photos.) and save them.
I do this in Paintshop with ease, but do not see the kind of controls on the cropping tool, or a place to resize an image other than the save.
I just purchased Photoshop/Lightroom so I am in this with both feet, I could really use the help to get started in this because I need to work on this now or or go back to Paintshop until I can figure it out when I get the time.
Thanks,
It is not easy to ask for help.
Kevin

OK, first a basic explanation: LR is not like Paintshop or Photoshop because it is a Raw converter and all Raw converters work non-destructively. This means that any edits that you set in the Develop panel are not actually carried out on the original image file, but rather only recorded for future reference. That future moment comes when you export (create and output) a new tif, psd or jpg file, send an image to Photoshop or some other secondary editor, or send the image to a printer.
Now for the cropping: Select the crop tool in the tool bar under the Develop histogram. A drop-down menu offers a selection of the more common aspect ratios or you can set a custom ratio. Use the X key to toggle between landscape and portrait orientations. Set the crop box to the size and location you want by dragging the corners and close it. The crop is recorded in the catalog database file and this info will be used when you export the image. Because no actual cropping and/or resizing is done until export, the resizing instructions are on the Export dialog. This way the same crop configuration can be used with differently resized exports. Tick the Resize box and put in the pixel dimensions you want. Alternately, put in a size in inches or centimeters and a pixels per inch (ppi) resolution and LR will calculate the pixel dimensions. If you are resizing, I'd highly recommend also enabling Output Sharpening. It is interactive with the resizing and automatically does the optimum sharpening for the amount (and type) of resampling being done.
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Since Leopard / Photoshop CS3 is currently broken, I'm using
Fireworks, but having trouble doing the simplest things.
I need to crop a portion of an image to a specific pixel
dimension. It's easy in Photoshop, but I'm just not getting it
Fireworks. Also, how do you constrain a square when cropping? Shift
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Also if you don't want to crop/clip object bounds in the
process - go Edit > Preferences > Editing Tab and deselect
'Delete Objects when cropping' option.
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h

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Hello,
Is there a way to crop first (as in a loose crop--like using the marque in Photoshop), and then to crop again to a specific ratio in lightroom?
Seems like when I try to crop loosely and then crop to a specific ratio, that the image reverts back to the full image that I started out with.
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Norm
P.S. I am using lightrom 3.

Norm Johnstone wrote:
Not really sure what you mean by cropping is a one shot deal.
I mean exactly that. AFAIK, since the dawn of time, Lr has presented you with a crop view that shows the previous committed crop which you can change.
Because it is not a pixel editor, it does not actually change the file; it is just a hint to the export to create the cropped view it shows in the previews.
So, when you "re-crop" all you are doing is revisiting the existing crop, if it exists.
Remember that printing from Lr is a different beast than printing from Ps. You don't have to worry so much about resolution vs. aspect ratio. Just crop to the size you like and let the print module do the rest. Or export to Ps and do your regular print stuff there, including destructively cropping a copy of your raw image.

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oracle 11.2.0.3 on redhat
i have three tables with same structure, table0, table50, table100:
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i inserted 10000 rows in each but with some differences:
table0 has 10000 id, but shipment and options has null values
table50 has 10000 id, but shipment and options has only 5000 rows, the other 5000 are null values
table100 has 10000 rows of id, shipment and options. No null values.
I want to know the specific size of each column, also the size of each row, to know the exactly size of the field.
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row 2, column options of table100 has "a".
both are raw datatype, but i think its space will has different size (bytes), how to know it? any query?
I found this query:
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group by tablespace_name,owner,segment_name
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i tried with vsize too but same result:
with table50
SELECT VSIZE(OPTIONS) FROM TABLE00;
VSIZE(OPTIONS)
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             1000
             1000
             1000
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SELECT VSIZE(OPTIONS) FROM TABLE100;
VSIZE(C_ELECCION)
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             2000
             2000
             2000
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I am using Acrobat X and have been asked to find an answer to a 'problem' someone is having.
If you have a site plan of one's property and they submit it to me for comment (as a pdf file) can I draw a box to a specific size? Say I set the 'scale ratio' to what the drawing scale is, I go to 'comments' and from the 'Drawing Markups' pane I choose 'draw rectangle; square', I then draw a rectangle to represent a shed of a specific size. I can dimension how far the rectangle/shed is to be from the property lines and I can dimension the rectangle/shed but I have to play with stretching it to get it to my desired size based on the scale I set.
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Thanks Sabian, I understand that Acrobat is not a vector drawing application and I have been using all those programs (illustrator, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW etc.) for the past 20+ years. It wouldn't seem too much to ask considering that I can set a scale to my page (in Acrobat) and I can get Acrobat to give me a dimension from point A to point B based on that said scale, so why couldn't I expect to put a rectangle markup based on that same scale?
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I believe In 1991, Adobe Systems co-founder John Warnock outlined a system called "Camelot"[3] that evolved into PDF (from Wikipedia) and it was a way to have an independent viewing format regardless of what software application created it. I truly believe that Acrobat for what it's initial intent was that it should incorporate some of these features as it only makes sense in an evolutionary sense. Not to be a 'drawing package' but in it's markup/comments palette to expand on them.
So keep your comments to 'no at this time acrobat does not allow this type of functionality but who knows in the future' and don't treat me as though I don't know anything about anything. In my decades of using these applications I have seen them evolve to include more functions and do more then when the product was originally released.
I will now go on and recommend that they seriously look at Bluebeam Revu as it is not only cheaper but it has a ton more functionality specifically designed for the needs as listed above working with PDF's (and bitmap images to boot). I was just wanting to cover all bases and give all programs a fair look.
Thanks again for your intuitive insight.
Paul

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