Render is resizing and cropping photos

I am putting together a video montage for a mission trip that I did over the summer to Roatan honduras. whenever i render my sequence it scales the pictures to about 75 when in order to view the entire picture it should be around 23. Why does this happen? Also, it crops it all funky. PLEASE HELP ME I NEED THIS PROJECT DONE IN ABOUT 12 hours!

You must set the scale in the Motion Tab for each image. This is very basic FCP stuff when working with any media that is not the precise same dimensions as your sequence settings. It si the default behavior.
Forget your deadline. You should have started a few days ago.
You might be able to make your deadline by using iPhoto's slide show mode but I don't use iPhoto.
bogiesan

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// ================================================================================================
// Script Name: autocrop.js
// ================================================================================================
// Version 2.0 9 December 2003
// Description: crops the active document after image rotation
// This version is compatible with Photoshop CS and will not run on Photoshop 7
// This script is product of Paul Jaruszewski and Roger Cavanagh
// Contact Paul at www.melor.com
// Contact Roger at www.rogercavanagh.com
// This script is provided free for personal use.
// No liability will be accepted for any consequences arising from the use of this script.
// This script may be copied IN ITS ENTIRETY to others provided and no charge is made other
// than for media. Credit to Paul and Roger must be made if this script is posted for download
// or distribution.
// Installation: copy the file autocrop.js to the ..\Presets\Scripts folder
// Globals
var chosenMethod = 0;
var ui_NoOpenDocuement = "No open document";
var hlpMsg = new Array();
var msg = "";
var hid_BinChop = 1;
msg = "Binary Search will usually be the fastest method to find edges, but may be slower than the ";
msg = msg + "Slice method with smaller amounts (1-2 degrees) of rotation. May produce an over";
msg = msg + "-crop, if the search inadvertently matches the background colour inside the picture.";
hlpMsg[hid_BinChop] = msg;
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msg = "Almost as fast as binary search method, but will sometimes produce slight over-crop. This ";
msg = msg + "can be avoided by ensuring the background colour is different from the edges (10 px) ";
msg = msg + "colour in the picture";
hlpMsg[hid_Slice] = msg;
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msg = "This is much the slowest search method, but will only produce an error, ";
msg = msg + "if edges pixels are the same colour as the background.";
hlpMsg[hid_UniPixel] = msg;
var hid_BestResults = 4;
msg = "For best results, you should make sure the background colour does not occur near the top ";
msg = msg + "left corner of your picture. If the picture contains predominantly dark colours, ";
msg = msg + "set a white background before image rotation, and vice versa.";
hlpMsg[hid_BestResults] = msg;
// ================================================================================================
function settingDialog() { // Creates dialog window and gets user input         ===settingDialog===
// ================================================================================================
// These are functions in scope for settingDialog ()
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------aboutBtnOnClick---
function aboutBtnOnClick() {
var msg = "Autocrop V2\n\n\Copyright \u00A9 2003 Paul Jaruszewski and Roger Cavanagh\n";
msg = msg + "www.melor.com - www.rogercavanagh.com\n";
msg = msg + "Information: http://www.rogercavanagh.com/actions/15_autocrop.htm";
dlg.msgPnl.helpMsgSt.text = msg;
} // end about BtnOnClick
function cancelBtnOnClick() { // -----------------------------------------------cancelBtnOnClick---
dlg.close();
} // end cancelBtnOnClick
function evalMethod() { //------------------------------------------------------------evalMethod---
var result = 0;
if (dlg.methodPnl.binChop.value) { result = 1; };
if (dlg.methodPnl.slice.value) { result = 2; };
if (dlg.methodPnl.uniPixel.value) { result = 3; };
return result;
} // end function evalMethod
function runBtnOnClick() { // -----------------------------------------------------runBtnOnClick---
chosenMethod = evalMethod();
dlg.close();
} // end runBtnOnClick
function displayHelp(hlpMsgId) { // -------------------------------------------------displayHelp---
dlg.msgPnl.helpMsgSt.text = hlpMsg[hlpMsgId];
} // end function
// Standard Values
var mgn = 10;
var mgnTop = 20;
var rowH = 20;
var rBtnW = 120;
var btnW = 100;
// Method Panel Parameters                                           ---Method Panel Parameters---
var ul_MethodPnlTitle= "Method:";
var methodPnlRows = 3;
var methodPnlCols = 1;
var methodPnlH = methodPnlRows*(mgn + rowH) + mgnTop;
var methodPnlW = 350; // (methodPnlRows + 1)*mgn + rBtnW; // max number of items
var methodPnlX = mgn;
var methodPnlY = mgn;
// Control Panel Parameters                                          ---Control Panel Parameters---
var ul_ControlPnlTitle = "Control Panel:";
var ul_Run = "Run";
var ul_Cancel = "Cancel";
var ul_About = "About";
var controlPnlRows = 3;
var controlPnlCols = 1;
var controlPnlH = methodPnlH;
var controlPnlW = btnW + (controlPnlCols + 1)*mgn
var controlPnlX = methodPnlX + methodPnlW + mgn;
var controlPnlY = mgn;
// Message Panel Parameters                                          ---Message Panel Parameters---
var ul_MsgPnlTitle = "";
var msgPnlH = 140;
var msgPnlW = methodPnlW + controlPnlW + mgn;
var msgPnlX = mgn;
var msgPnlY = methodPnlY + methodPnlH + mgn;
var ul_BinarySearch = "Binary Search";
var ul_PixelSlice = "Pixel Slice";
var ul_SinglePixel = "Single Pixel";
// Dialog Window Parameters                                          ---Dialog Window Parameters---
var uiTitle = "Autocrop";
var numPnlsAcross = 2;
var numPnlsDown = 2;
var dlgX = 100;
var dlgY = 100;
var dlgH = methodPnlH + msgPnlH + (numPnlsDown + 1)*mgn;
var dlgW = methodPnlW + controlPnlW + (numPnlsAcross + 1)*mgn;
var bounds = new Array(4);
var x1 = 0, x2 = 0, y1 = 0;
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bounds = {x:dlgX, y:dlgY, width:dlgW, height:dlgH};
var dlg = new Window("dialog", uiTitle, bounds);
bounds = {x:methodPnlX, y:methodPnlY, width:methodPnlW, height:methodPnlH};
dlg.methodPnl = dlg.add("panel", bounds, ul_MethodPnlTitle);
bounds = {x:controlPnlX, y:controlPnlY, width:controlPnlW, height:controlPnlH};
dlg.controlPnl = dlg.add("panel", bounds, "Control Panel:");
// Method Panel Elements                                                ---Method Panel Elements---
x1 = mgn;
y1 = mgnTop;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:rBtnW, height:rowH};
dlg.methodPnl.binChop = dlg.methodPnl.add("radiobutton", bounds, ul_BinarySearch);
dlg.methodPnl.binChop.value = true;
dlg.methodPnl.binChop.onClick = function() { displayHelp(hid_BinChop); };
y1 = y1 + rowH +mgn;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:rBtnW, height:rowH};
dlg.methodPnl.slice = dlg.methodPnl.add("radiobutton", bounds, ul_PixelSlice);
dlg.methodPnl.slice.onClick = function() { displayHelp(hid_Slice); };
y1 = y1 + rowH +mgn;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:rBtnW, height:rowH};
dlg.methodPnl.uniPixel = dlg.methodPnl.add("radiobutton", bounds, ul_SinglePixel);
dlg.methodPnl.uniPixel.onClick = function() { displayHelp(hid_UniPixel); };
// Control Panel Elements                                              ---Control Panel Elements---
x1 = mgn;
y1 = mgnTop;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:btnW, height:rowH};
dlg.controlPnl.runBtn = dlg.controlPnl.add("button", bounds, ul_Run);
dlg.controlPnl.runBtn.onClick = function() {runBtnOnClick();};
y1 = y1 + rowH + mgn;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:btnW, height:rowH};
dlg.controlPnl.cancelBtn = dlg.controlPnl.add("button", bounds, ul_Cancel);
dlg.controlPnl.cancelBtn.onClick = function() {cancelBtnOnClick();};
y1 = y1 + rowH + mgn;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:btnW, height:rowH};
dlg.controlPnl.aboutBtn = dlg.controlPnl.add("button", bounds, ul_About);
dlg.controlPnl.aboutBtn.onClick = function() {aboutBtnOnClick();};
// Message Panel Elements                                              ---Message Panel Elements---
bounds = {x:msgPnlX, y:msgPnlY, width:msgPnlW, height:msgPnlH};
dlg.msgPnl = dlg.add("panel", bounds, "");
x1 = mgn;
y1 = mgn;
bounds = {x:x1, y:y1, width:msgPnlW - 2*mgn, height:msgPnlH - 2*mgn};
dlg.msgPnl.helpMsgSt = dlg.msgPnl.add("statictext", bounds, "", {multiline: true});
displayHelp(hid_BestResults);
return dlg;
} // end settingDialog ========================================================end settingDialog===
// ================================================================================================
function main() { //                                                                     ===main===
// ================================================================================================
// These are functions in scope for main()
function doCropUniPixel() {   // Single Pixel Search Routine ---------------------doCropUniPixel---
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var picrgb = new Array(3);
var backrgb = new Array(3);
var bounds = new Array(4);
var j = 0;
backrgb=eyeDropper(0,0); //Find color of upper left pixel
var maxi = docRef.width;
if (maxi > docRef.height) {
    maxi = docRef.height;
maxi = Math.floor(maxi/2);
loopOne:
for (j=1;j < maxi; j++) {
picrgb=eyeDropper(j,j);
if (backrgb[0] != picrgb[0] || backrgb[1] != picrgb[1] || backrgb[2] != picrgb[2]) { // edge!
   bounds = new Array(j, j, docRef.width - j, docRef.height - j);
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   break; // Exit for loop
purge(PurgeTarget.ALLCACHES);
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var maxi = docRef.width;
if (maxi > docRef.height) {
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maxi = Math.floor(maxi/2);
loopTwo:
for (j=1;j < maxi; j++) {
picrgb=eyeDropper(docRef.width - j,j);
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purge(PurgeTarget.ALLCACHES);
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function doCropBinChop() {   // Binary Search Routine -----------------------------doCropBinChop---
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var picrgb = new Array(3);
var backrgb = new Array(3);
var bounds = new Array(4);
var j = 0;
var ub= 0;
var lb = 0;
backrgb=eyeDropper(0,0); //Find colour of upper left pixel
var maxi = docRef.width;
if (maxi > docRef.height) {
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ub = Math.floor(maxi/2);
loopOne:
while (ub - lb > 1) {
j = Math.floor((ub - lb)/2) + lb;
    picrgb=eyeDropper(j,j);
   if (backrgb[0] != picrgb[0] || backrgb[1] != picrgb[1] || backrgb[2] != picrgb[2]) {
   ub = j;
} else {
   lb = j;
} // end if
purge(PurgeTarget.ALLCACHES);
} // end while
bounds = [ub , ub , docRef.width - ub , docRef.height - ub ];
docRef.crop(bounds);
bounds = null;
// prep for looptwo
maxi = docRef.width;
if (maxi > docRef.height) {
    maxi = docRef.height;
lb = 0;
ub = Math.floor(maxi/2)
loopTwo:
while (ub - lb > 1) {
j = Math.floor((ub - lb)/2) + lb;
    picrgb=eyeDropper(docRef.width - j,j);
   if (backrgb[0] != picrgb[0] || backrgb[1] != picrgb[1] || backrgb[2] != picrgb[2]) {
   ub = j;
} else {
    lb = j;
} // end if
purge(PurgeTarget.ALLCACHES);
} // end while
bounds = [ub , ub , docRef.width - ub , docRef.height - ub];
docRef.crop(bounds);
bounds = null;
} // end function doCropBinChop
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var backrgb = new Array(3);
var bounds = new Array(4);
var j = 0;
var jInc = 10;
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loopOne:
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    if (jInc == 1) {
       bounds = [j, j, docRef.width - j, docRef.height - j];
       docRef.crop(bounds);
       bounds = null;
       break loopOne;
      } else {
       j = j - jInc;
       if (j < 0) {
        j = 0;
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purge(PurgeTarget.ALLCACHES);
j = j + jInc;
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maxi = docRef.width;
if (maxi > docRef.height) {
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loopTwo:
while (j < maxi) {
    picrgb=eyeDropper(docRef.width - j,j);
   if (backrgb[0] != picrgb[0] || backrgb[1] != picrgb[1] || backrgb[2] != picrgb[2]) {
    if (jInc == 1) {
    bounds = [j, j, docRef.width - j, docRef.height - j];
      docRef.crop(bounds);
      bounds = null;
       break loopTwo;
      } else {
       j = j - jInc;
       if (j < 0) {
        j = 0;
       jInc = 1;
purge(PurgeTarget.ALLCACHES);
j = j + jInc;
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var x2 = x + 1;
var y2 = y + 1;
var out = new Array(3);
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} // End switch
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} catch (e) {
        app.preferences.rulerUnits = startRulerUnits;
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The trial version of Adobe photoshop 13 does not have the Crop And Straighten Photos option under file and automate....... all it has is "Fit Image"....... would really like to have that feature.... is it something they eliminated?

I am scanning in many old photos and there are several photos on one page.... I read about a feature that was suppose to be available under adobe photo shop elements 13 that would allow multiple cropping under the file, automate, Crop And Straighten Photos....... the only thing that displays on the version 13 that I have is "Fit Image"...... which doesn't help me...... have they removed this tool or do you have to crop and save one image at a time? Thanks for your help?

You want Image>Divide Scanned Photos

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reboot completely with a black screen, Apple logo, and then
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The process is pretty simple: once I open these folders, I highlighted all my pictures and deleted them. Once they were deleted off the phone then I went into the iTunes "summary" page for my iPhone. I then went to the "photos" tab and I made sure that the box was checked to sync my photos. In my case I don't have my entire photo library on my phone so I have selected folders button checked. Then I just SYNC'd my phone again. It didn't take too long for iTunes to transfer all my photos back to my phone. After this process was complete I checked all my photos and tried to crop them and had no problems. I also did some screen captures on my phone by pressing the sleep/wake button and the home button at the same time. Again I tried to crop photos and had no problem.
So what I believe with the expert advice from Adam Christiansen of the Mac cast podcast was that I had a corrupt photo file or corrupt metadata from a photo file. So what this was doing was causing a system crash and reboot in iOS. I was able to verify this in my diagnostic files on my iPhone in the settings / general / about / diagnostics and usage / diagnostics and usage data TABS.
I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU AS IT ALLEVIATED MY PROBLEM. I HAVEN'T HAD ANYMORE PROBLEMS WITH THIS ISSUE AND WHAT I'VE DESCRIBED ABOVE IS A WAY TO DO IT WITHOUT RESTORING YOUR ENTIRE IPHONE. IF YOU STILL HAVE PROBLEMS AFTER DOING THIS THEN YOU HAVE ANOTHER PROBLEM WHICH PROBABLY REQUIRES THAT YOU DO DO A COMPLETE RESTORE OF YOUR IPHONE. BUT BEFORE YOU DO THE RESTORE MAKE SURE THAT YOU BACKUP YOUR IPHONE AND I WOULD SUGGEST DOING THAT TO YOUR COMPUTER AND NOT TO ICLOUD; MY REASON FOR THIS IS THOUGH ICLOUD IS A WAY TO DO IT IT JUST TAKES MORE TIME TO RESTORE FROM A BACKUP VIA ICLOUD AS OPPOSED TO A TETHERED BACKUP VIA THE 30 PIN DOCK CONNECTOR CABLE TO YOUR COMPUTER.

Cropping and exporting photos

Just got a Kindle Fire HD and am wanting to export photos from my Photoshop Elements catalog onto it. (N.b. looks like I need a 2 stage process to export to local disk and then copy to KF since while KF shows up as a device in windows explorer it isn't recognized in the browse directories in the export menu).
All my photos are captured in 4:3 aspect ratio by my camera .... though I always use the 3x2 framing guide on its EVF so image I want should always be in middle. KF screen is 16:10 aspect ratio so simply exporting photos leaves black bars on either side of photos as it scales photo to fit all on screen - doesn't seem to be the "crop to fit" on the KF viewer.
Is their any automated way to get photoshop to export selected pictures to new files and crop to a specified aspect ratio at the same time?

Being able to 'crop' the sides of an image but not the top and bottom would really be a change in aspect ratio rather than a crop.
Look here [Working with Images|http://documentation.apple.com/en/aperture/usermanual/#chapter=23%26sect ion=10%26hash=apple_ref:doc:uid:Aperture-UserManual-91292BKL-1017399] for all actions you can perform on an image on a book page.
Of course you could modify the image before adding it to the book also.

On the iPhone 5s, performing any edit on a black and white photo will render a strong purple tone. This occurs in any app under the current iOS. Sadly, every photo must then be re-edited to restore the original black and white.

On the iPhone 5s, performing any edit on a black and white photo will render a strong purple tone. This occurs in any app under the current iOS. Sadly, every photo must then be re-edited to restore the original black and white. If others have experienced similar troubles, any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone, I'm the one from the example above posted by @frankensinatra and I can confirm having the same problem.
But I want to add something. The problem is not only related to black and white but to every picture, and it can be worse or not depending on the range of colors involved. Apparently, there is a shift between some RGB value that is going to remove some green producing a magenta look.
I've started contacting some developer about this problem and some of them is trying to understand what's going on.
In my case, the problem came up when I bought the new iPad mini Retina. I didn't have this problem with the previous iPad mini. Same OS for both devices.
The photo you see in the link above is a perfect example of what happens just going from one app to another and saving to the camera roll. In that case, the situation doesn't change if I send that picture from within the app by email, or to another app using the "open in..." feature. It keeps being purple. And the problem can be reproduced all the time.
Have some of you noticed the same?

Crop And Straighten Photos - Changing parameters / Editing Script

Hi. I am currently using the Crop and Straighten Photos automation to crop scans of 10 to 12 maps that are scanned on a large flat bed scanner.
A lot of the plans have rough edges and aren't always completely square. Is it possible to allow a tolerance (eg. 5mm, or 20pixels etc) before cropping each image? I've tried editing a .jsx script that was submitted on this forum (the script was designed to crop more border from the image, as opposed to leaving more image) but this simply added a black border around my image as it enlarged the canvas side once the image had already been cropped.
Instead, I need the selection area to be increased prior to cropping.
Does anyone have an idea on whether I can get a script to do what I am looking for?
Furthermore, if two or more of the maps are joined at all by a hair or a frayed string of canvas from the map's backing then the Crop and Straighten Photos automation considers it to be one map and crops it as only one image. Is there a way of increasing this tolerance to make the cropping process more brutal so to speak?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Christoph.
I'd realised that once i made the post, and yes, the duplicate and flatten parts in the process are unnecessary, they have been removed. The action is set up now so that once it crops the individual images, it closes the main image down, and then saves and closes the individual images. It is setup to save and close 12 images (as this is the most there will ever be in my case), and I set the action to post errors to a log rather than halt, so if there are less than 12 files it will continue and just post an error in the file. It works really well now thanks!!
I then run an action that options each individual file and brings up the "save as" dialog. This is a chance to perform a QA on the image and to save it as the correct name on the plan.
However, the action is currently setup so that it creates a complete new image each time and closes the original. This is the only way I can make the "Save as" dialog point to the new destination as if I simply open and "save as" the original files, the default folder always resets back to the original folder where the cropped images are. I'll have to investigate other methods of opening and renaming the images to help speed this part of the process up.
Thanks so much for your effecient responses. They have been a great help!
Cheers.

Resizing and printing a photo

Hello all.Could someone please tell me how to use the printer window in Preview to resize a JPG photo.I want to make the photo larger.I have a Mac Pro with Snow Leopard as my operating system.Thank you.

Use AffineTransformOp.
Here is my code
//create an affinetransform (methods to set scale and rotation - I'm setting values directly)
AffineTransform image_at=new AffineTransform(Trm[0][0],Trm[1][0],Trm[0][1],(Trm[1][1]),0,0);
//make an imageOp
AffineTransformOp flip= new AffineTransformOp(image_at,hints);
//apply the opt to current image and put result in temp_image
temp_image=flip.filter(current_image,null);
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