Remove Custom Crops

When you create a custom crop in the develop module it shows up on crop list under "Enter Custom..." Is there a way to eliminate/delete items in this list?

It's in the catalog. You need a SQLite database access tool.
To view:
> SELECT * FROM "Adobe_variablesTable"
where name = "Adobe_customCropAspects"
To delete:
> DELETE FROM "Adobe_variablesTable"
where name = "Adobe_customCropAspects"

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You should just be able to type 940 px and 400 px in the width and height fields
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I understand what you are getting at. I went into PS and created a series of shape layers at the specified ratios and then centered them. I then expanded each proportionally so that there long side was 10 inches. On a portrait oriented photo there is a portion on the left and right that cropped on a 5x7 or 4x6. I tinted the shapes and then masked out the center area. I then save this as a .png file with the intent of using it as a watermark. This worked but is an after the fact confirmation.
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Hi Kglad.
I have looked at all of my settings both in Bridge and CS6 Photoshop regarding Camera Raw. I am at a loss how to set the crop tool in cm or inches as I once did - now the only option is to crop using ratios of 1:1 etc etc - This is infuriating as lots of my square crops I could set at 10" x 10'' specifically to print one to one to fit frame and mount size -
Now if cropping using bloody aspect ratio of 1:1 (square) the actual dims of the crop are roughly 4.25 inches x 4.25 inches. this means I then have to open the whole image in photoshop in order to crop at the dims I have set! It was so much quicker in terms of batch cropping in camera raw being able to set dims in centimetres and inches but they have gone and mucked around with it, with the new bloody update! Unless you are an absolute genius and know how I can go back to having an option of CM, Inches and aspect ratio within the custom crop settings? (Please say you do)
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Hi,
I have been putting together a selection of clips for a project. I applied a crop to one of the clips... but for some reason other clips have ended up cropped as well. How this happened I do not know. Best I can figure is that the clips I selected after I applied the first crop were also cropped as well.
I can see the small crop icon in the upper-left corner of the clips but How do I remove the crop... or do I have to remove the clip from the project and start over again???
Message was edited by: hassiman

AppleMan1958 wrote:
Select the clip. Then open the Inspector. Go to the Rotate, Crop, Ken Burns tab of the Inspector. Here you can switch between CROP, FIT, and KEN BURNS. You can also change the dimensions of the crop box (but you cannot change the aspect ratio.)
CROP will cut off the top and bottom. FIT will letterbox to make it fit.
You might also check to see if you have turned on Image Stabilization. This works by zooming in, which looks like a crop. You can turn off Image Stabilization in the Inspector under the CLIP tab.
"Select the clip. Then open the Inspector. Go to the Rotate, Crop, Ken Burns tab of the Inspector. Here you can switch between CROP, FIT, and KEN BURNS. You can also change the dimensions of the crop box (but you cannot change the aspect ratio.)
CROP will cut off the top and bottom. FIT will letterbox to make it fit."
I am not sure I understand completely. I selected a clip and opened the Inspector, chose "CROP" and then adjusted the crop for that clip.... but exactly how do I turn that off IE reverse the process so that no adjustment is applyed?

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with iphoto 06, I could select custom and designate a crop of 5.5 x 4.0 inches, which perfectly fits my photo cards that I make. with 08, it doesn't seem to accept fractions.
True -- BUT
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http://documentation.apple.com/en/aperture/usermanual/#chapter=17%26section=10
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http://documentation.apple.com/en/aperture/usermanual/#chapter=18%26section=6%26 hash=apple_ref:doc:uid:Aperture-UserManual-91292MAD-1013949
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Brett I dont think you understand my question. theres two parts to it.
When you crop and select the aspect ratio theres no way to make this a default, so each time when i get to a new image i need to select 8x10 again. if 8x10 was made to be my default lightroom would not crop out some of the pixels unless I choose the crop tool and use the crop tool. I am just looking for lightroom to be faster its annoying how it defaults to the original image dimensions for the crop tool each time you select the crop tool you have to change the crop ratio.
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