Size of an already cropped image?

How do I find the size of an already cropped image?
I have used custom size and want to figure out what size/ratio is used.
Geir

You can see it in the metadata panel (Cropped Dimenstions) and/or make it part of the Info overlay.
Beat

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I need to save some pictures from iPhoto to a SDHC photo card for a digital frame and was wondering if there is a way to shrink or compress file size for each picture as I have already cropped the pictures? Thank you

I need to save some pictures from iPhoto to a SDHC photo card for a digital frame and was wondering if there is a way to shrink or compress file size for each picture as I have already cropped the pictures? Thank you

Yes, you do this when you export the images from the Library.
File -> Export
in the Size section, you don't need images larger than the frame size, so you can specify that and in the Jpeg Quality you can select the amount of compression used.
This User Tip
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
has details of the options in the Export dialogue.

Reduce image size in pages by cropping ??

Hello,
I created a pages document with a lot of masked images in it. the resulting pdf file is massive. As described in the Pages manual, I tried the reduce the image file size (format menu) and the document file size (file menu). But instead of reducing the size by deleting the the parts of the images that are covered by the mask (as written in the manual), it reduces the image resolution, which I don't want.
Question: How can I reduce the image file size by cropping and not by reducing the resolution.
I learnt a lot today in other forums on how to edit quartz filters, so I know how to manipulate resolution afterwards for pdf's for mail and print. Cropping images before inserting them into Pages I don't find a real option. Thank's for yor help.

I reported it to Apple via the feedback button. I also added a little wishlist for the next version.
I think if Pages would crop the excess parts of an image covered by a mask during the pdf export would solve the problem already because imho these not visible parts are often the reason for the massive pdf file sizes. The images are completely embedded and masked in pdf's.
Does anybody know a pdf tool that does that? I tried PDFshrink and PDFpen so far, but they both don't.
Would also be cool to have an Automator action that adjusts resolution via edited quartz filters and crops the invisible stuff off ...

Can i make a book in iPhoto without using any of the built in layout templates, which are too limiting when i have already cropped my pictures to show just what I want. Ideally I just want to drag and drop and arrange and size the pictures myself

Can i make a book in iPhoto without using any of the built in layout templates, which are too limiting when i have already cropped my pictures to show just what I want. Ideally I just want to drag and drop and arrange and size the pictures myself

If you have Pages you can create customs pages for your book as TD suggested. If you have Pages from iWork 09 or 11 this app will add 80 or so additional frames to those offered: Frames and Strokes Installer. Don't use it on the latest Pages version, however.
This tutorial shows how to create a custom page with the theme's background: iP11 - Creating a Custom Page, with the Theme's Background for an iPhoto Book. Once the page is complete to get it into iPhoto as a jpeg file follow these steps:
Here's how to get any file into iPhoto as a jpeg file:
1 - open the file in any application that will open it.
2 - type Command+P to start the print process.
3 - click on the PDF button and select "Save PDF to iPhoto".
NOTE: If you don't have any of those options go to Toad's Cellar and download these two files:
Save PDF to iPhoto 200 DPI.workflow.zip
Save PDF to iPhoto 300 DPI.workflow.zip
Unzip the files and place in the HD/Library/PDF Services folder and reboot.
4 - select either of the files above (300 dip is used for photos to be included in a book that will be ordered).
5 - in the window that comes up enter an album name or select an existing album and hit the Continue button.
That will create a 200 or 300 dpi jpeg file of the item being printed and import it into iPhoto. For books to be printed choose 300 dpi.

Why are my cropped images not printing at the size I have cropped them to?!

Hey!
I know how to crop images to specific sizes using either the rectangular marquee or crop tool. However, I am needing to print a number of small images, so want to compile them into one document to save paper. Once the image is cropped, it shows up in 'image size' as being the required size, however, when I copy and paste it into another document in an attempt to arrange it on a page with other cropped images, the images come out at about half the specified size when I print them.
Is it to do with the view I am using, because it doesn't seem to matter whether I set it to 'print size' or 'actual pixels'?
I can't seem to find an answer to this, and I'm sure that I didn't have a problem with this when I was using photoshop more regularly a few years ago!

Hello,
You need to ake sure the target document and the source documents have the same"resolution", in other words the same PPI.
You could also use the Edit>Place command, which will respect the print dimensions of the source photo, but import it as a Smart Object.
CB

Photoshop CC crop image size & resolution dialog box

In previous versions of Photoshop the "R" button displays the Crop Image Size & Resolution dialog box. Is this feature completely gone is CC? I can't find anything the even references this dialog box. Anyone out there have this issue?

In photoshop cc 2014, the size and resolution boxes will actually show on the tool options bar instead of a separate dialog window, by choosing W x H x Resolution from the drop-down menu.
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/crop-straighten-photos.html

HOW TO: Action to resize & center crop images of various sizes

Hello,
I've gotten a lot of help here over the years so I wanted to share an action I created. I needed to resize and automatically center crop images of various sizes for my company's website. For example: All images needed to be 900px x 460px 72dpi - and because input images were from many different sources, the dimensions were different for each image. It seemed straight forward at first (sort of) but I couldn't find a way of doing this without a script or some third party program - so I came up with the following action. Hope someone gets some use out of it.
Note: Change action as needed to suit your needs.
Resize and Center Crop (Auto)
Fit Image
     height: 900px
     width: 900px
     With Don't Enlarge
Canvas Size
     height: 460px
     vertical: center
     extension color: white
Image Size
     width: 900px
     resolution: 72 per inch
     with scale styles
     with constrain proportions
Save (optional)
     As: JPEG
     Quality: 12
     Scans: 5 (for web images)
This assumes that the images are at least horizontal, but if you have photoshop CC you can create a conditional action that will work with vertical and horizontal images. If you are square cropping, this action makes it a breeze. I also have an action that uses the same basic logic, but lets me manually move the crop box. The only real issue I have encountered is when the original image ratio is very narrow, which leads to some white space on the top and bottom (I'm working on updating the action to address this). But it has worked on about 95% of my images. Again, you will probably need to adjust all of the variables depending on what you are trying to do, but it should be possible with the same steps. And of course this can also be used to batch process.
Feel free to let me know if anyone comes up with improvements! Thanks

Hmm thanks Mylenium, I got that response a lot when I was searching before. But if you re-read above, I am explaining a method of doing it without a script. So it wasn't really a question, just a tip in case anyone else wanted to do the same.

Crop Image using applescript?

Hi all
I'm trying to set up a script that will batch crop a bunch of files to 320X320 (album artwork size). However, I have yet to come across a sample/tutorial of how to set up the actual crop commands. Is cropping images even possible with applescript?

You're right it does work now!
I've tried to adapt Camelot's code to my version of the script but for some reason, the images don't get cropped.
here is my code so far:
-- global variable declarations
global _widthHeight
global _folderA
global _folderB
global _workFilesInA
global _workFilesInB
global _theImage
set _widthHeight to the text returned of (display dialog "Enter dimension for width and height:" default answer "320")
set _folderA to (choose folder)
tell application "Finder"
set _workFilesInA to every file of folder _folderA
end tell
tell application "Finder" -- creation of temporary folder
if (the folder "path:processedImages" exists) then
set _theAns to the button returned of (display dialog "A folder named processedImages already exists." buttons {"Cancel", "Yes"} default button "Yes")
if _theAns is "Yes" then
tell application "Finder"
delete the folder "path:processedImages"
set _folderB to (make new folder at "path:Desktop:" with properties {name:"processedImages"})
end tell
end if
else
set _folderB to (make new folder at "Path:Desktop:" with properties {name:"processedImages"})
end if
end tell
-- work code
if (count of _workFilesInA) is not 0 then
repeat with i from 1 to count of _workFilesInA
try
tell application "Finder"
duplicate item i of _folderA to _folderB
end tell
on error errmess
display dialog "This error occured: " & errmess
end try
end repeat
end if
tell application "Finder" -- crop files in temporary folder
set _folderB to "Path:processedImages"
set _workFilesInB to every file in folder _folderB
tell application "Image Events"
repeat with i from 1 to count of _workFilesInB
crop item i to dimensions {_widthHeight, _widthHeight} **********
save item i
end repeat
end tell
end tell
everything works up to the **********. The events log tells me that the items were cropped (it even cycles through the), but upon inspecting the images, no cropping is evident.

Image size changes when moving an image between Lightroom and CC.

Image size changes when moving an image between Lightroom and CC.
I opened a .dng image in LR and then opened it in the Develop module. I clicked on Crop Overlay and then on the ‘As Shot’ drop down menu (the lock is closed) and cropped to 11 x 17 and clicked ‘Done’-.
I click Cntl-E and the image opens in CC. There I click on Image > Image Size and the Image Size is 13.288 inches by 20.533 inches.
Why does the image size change?
I believe there is a menu to control the size of the image and I've looked everywhere I can think of in LR and CC, I googled various descriptions and I checked two of Scott Kelby's books, but I just can't figure out how to keep the image a consistent size when moving between LR and CC.
Help!...Please?

The penny will drop soon or maybe the cloud will lift.
In Lightroom all editing is undoable/nondestructive.
Hence a crop of 3x2 is not inches, centimetres, pixels or anything else. It is jst a ratio. When a file is exported, either to PS or disk, then the crop ratio has size determined in respect of pixels and inches or cms.
So my 6000x5000 pixel image I will crop to 3x2 that leaves (before exporting) a 6000x4000 file.
Now when exported it can be set to export at
100pixels per inch and will end up at 60x40" when printed.
200pixels per inch will end up at 30x20"
300ppi will end at 20x13.3"
You will notice in the Crop Tool there are no size denominations such as inches or centimetres as an image file only has pixels and the determination of size is done through exporting or printing.
Hope that helps somewhat..

URGENT HELP plz! crop image

I have an image
when loaded into my program, i have the getScaledInstance to about half of the size
and then i want to crop on that scaled image icon, how can i do that?
i tried the crop image filter, but it always need to getImage().getSource() which require the cooridnates of the original image (non scaled one)
i do not have the cooridnate of the original image, i just have the scaled image coordinate part for cropping. How can i crop?

Hey, here's some code:
          URL url = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("some_image.jpg");
          Image rawImage = ImageIO.read(url);
          Image bufferedImage = new BufferedImage(X, X, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB);
          // Perform your scaling here.
          bufferedImage.getGraphics().drawImage(rawImage, 0, 0, X, X, X);
          MediaTracker tracker = new MediaTracker(this);
          tracker.addImage(bufferedImage, 1);
          tracker.waitForID(1);
          Image cropImage = bufferedImage.getSubimage(X, X, X, X);Is this anymore useful to you?
Warm regards.

Ease of rotating and cropping images in CS6

There is much I like about the new crop: Rotating the image instead of the box is SO much easier and the straighten option is a great time saver.
But in one instance, I'm finding cropping in CS6 to be harder: Cropping images that are not correctly oriented in the first place. Rotating an image 90-degrees was a snap in CS2: Alt-I/E/0. The shortcut keys are gone in CS6, so using the rotation command is no longer quick.
But I can do it in the crop box, right? True -- but not easily. The image is landscape, the crop box is portrait. With the crop tool selected, holding the shift key down to get fixed-increment rotations doesn't work: Pressing the SHIFT key changes the cursor from rotation to the crop cursor. To get the rotation, I have to start rotating the image and then press SHIFT to get 15-degree increments. A few moments later, I have rotated the image into portrait orientation -- and the crop box is now centered on the image, but it is set to crop the middle. I have to drag the handles out to get approximately what I want: The full image in the crop box. (What I want is what I would get if I rotate the image with the Rotate command, then control-zero to fill the screen, and then select the crop tool.)
We rotate a lot of images. It's easy to do in CS2 and the two approaches I've found for CS6 are both awkward. The new crop tool has replaced the dual arrows in older versions (to swap the horizontal and vertical sizes) with a rotation arrow. I think you should restore the arrows (and their function) -- then use the rotate button to rotate the image, not the crop box. (Isn't that the design center for the new crop box? We're moving the image, not the crop box.)

Howard, thanks for the tip about the X key; didn't realize it worked that way when the crop tool is active. But in this case I had set the crop box dimenions, so the crop box starts out with the correct orientation. Having played with this for a day, I conclude that the best approach for this task is to restore the old keyboard conventions for image rotation and rotate the image before launching the crop tool.
I stand by my observation that the rotate key should affect the image, not the crop box because that is consistent with the new cropping paradigm: We rotate the image, not the crop box. I realize making a change this late in the development cycle is awkward -- but if CS6 ships with this behavior, it will become even harder to change later -- and the user interface should be as consistent as possible.
Noel, you are correct: The images are coming from scanned film. All frames get scanned with the same orientation. I want to avoid the "Patient: Doctor, it hurts when I do this. Doctor: Then don't do that!" scenario. Granted: If images are "correctly" oriented, this issue doesn't arise. But not all images are oriented correctly and CS6 should be at least as graceful in handling the task as previous versions.

I need to crop image in TIFF format. what product i need to buy

i need to crop image in TIFF format. what product i need to buy

Photoshop should be able to handle cropping your TIFF file, possibly Photoshop Elements as well which would cost less. You should get the trial version to make sure rather than buying before trying.
You might also want to check if you already have something on your machine that can do it. On a PC you should be able to right click the image and choose "Open With" whereby a menu of programs should appear with programs that can open the file. You can check to see if any of those listed provide the cropping tool.
If you have further questions you should try posting in the Photoshop forum instead of here (http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop?view=discussions). This forum is primarly for questions about downloading and installing Adobe applications.

Why does my cropped image disappear?

After importing a jpeg file into my pages document, I have tried repeatedly to crop ("mask") the unwanted portions of the image. When I am finished applying the mask, I have double-clicked on the image--exactly as the "help" page instructs--and the image completely disappears, leaving only the masked portion. I have tried double-clicking on the image, on the mask, on an area outside of the image and mask, and on the "edit" symbol below the mask. Every time the image disappears. What am I doing wrong?

If you have masked it:
Menu > Format > Mask with Shape > Choose
don't you expect that the masked area is all that you will see when you are finished?
There are several selections in the masking:
1. The mask (Shape) itself, clicking on the mask handles you can size it
2. The image which may or may not extend outside the mask. Clicking outside the mask, you get a grabber hand and can drag the image around inside the mask or resize it from the images handles
3. The cropped image dragging on the corners or sides resizes the mask & the contents
Clicking away from the image, sets the last edit.
Possibly the image is very large and you are only seeing a tiny portion of it, say a corner.
Have you clicked on the little and big icons in the Edit bar to rescale it as necessary?
Peter

LR4 beta white balance on cropped images

I'm not sure if this has been discussed, I could not find a post with silimar issues.
LR4 Beta 64 on WinVista : Nex 5N raw files
WB picker on a cropped image seems to give variable (and wrong) results
I wanted to tweak WB an image that I'd previously cropped and made some adjustments to....WB was already close, the picker on a white fishing bouy was at ~90/88/91. Clicking the picker on bouy gave a strong red shift, about +5 on the red.
1st time I did it I thought I'd jerked the mouse somewhere, tried it again.. and again with similar results. Repeated several time.
I opened LR3 and had no problems with the same image.
I reopened LR4B and got the same problem again.
Undid the crop and the WB adjustment was fine.
I went back to LR3 and cropepd the same image the same way and WB was fine.
Went back to Lr4B and again, WB was off.
I reset the image so that it had no other adjustments. WB was OK but again when I cropped it it was off.
Opened another image and did the same thing. ie full image WB was OK, cropped I got a +5 or so shift, although this time in blue.
Tried it with a different crop and got a -15 on red.
WB zoom level was at max
Mike

Eric,
Take just about any photo and crop so all the sides are moved toward the middle. It isn't hard to find a point on the image where the white balance dropper looks like it's over a near-grey(and its numbers say near-grey), but when you click, the picture gets an extreme colour cast. And the point where you click doesn't go grey, either, but moves much farther from grey.
Here's the crop:
Here's what happens when the eyedropper is over the almost-grey snow:
Note what's happening in the Navigator preview. It's as if the eyedropper were over the yellow jacket, but the numbers on the loupe show grey.
Hal

Cropped images in LR4

I have just started to use a Canon 5DMkIII and have used the camera crop feature set to 4:5 thinking that this is just for viewing purposes during composition of the image in the camera. When I came to import my RAW files into LR4, I realise that the images are already cropped and all I can see is the image between the guide lines in the camera. The camera, however still shows the whole image and so I assume that all the data was captured.
Can anyone tell me how to get the full frame image in LR?

Sorry about the iPhone spell checker!
I avoided having the same issue again by turning it off at the camera like you suggested. I took several other sessions and I don’t have an issue any more.
What I would like to know is how to avoid having Lightroom convert the camera raw files to DNG’s during importation. This is slowing the import process drastically and I don’t need DNG’s – CR2’s are fine.
Before, the import process was just an import without a conversion. Now, after the installation of the plug in, above the scroll bar at the top left LR says that it’s converting to DNG and importing images. I have tried switching off the Plug in by going to file/plug in manager and disabling the DNG recover edges plug in but to no avail. What else should I do?
Thanks and regards,
Paul
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