When doing rotation with the crop rectangle, I noticed that the rotation is actually lost after cropping, is this a CS bug??? :dunno:
Photoshop CS bug?
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calisc said:
oh you have this problem too huh? I have it and seem to be consistent with small rotations.
Rotation lost? I don't get that leh... When you rotate the crop rectangle, after cropping, CS would actually rotate the image back to the nearest orientation (i.e. portrait or landscape only).
For example, you have an A4 image, and your crop rectangle is A5 size. You rotate it clockwise to 45 degrees or more, the end result would be a A5 landscape orientation. Likewise, lesser than 45 degrees would give you A5 portrait.
For example, you have an A4 image, and your crop rectangle is A5 size. You rotate it clockwise to 45 degrees or more, the end result would be a A5 landscape orientation. Likewise, lesser than 45 degrees would give you A5 portrait.
when you rotate the crop rectangle, then press enter to perform the crop, some times it doesn't crop according to where the rectangle was. very obvious is you rotate to align with some straight features.
are u using the friendly version of pscs?
there are several friendly versions. the early of which i believe have some "special features" built in, maybe this is one of those features
there are several friendly versions. the early of which i believe have some "special features" built in, maybe this is one of those features
here's an illustration of the problem. anyone else can repeat this problem?
crop rectangle is extended
crop rectangle is rotated to align it with the tilted shadow
when the crop is committed (by pressing ENTER) the cropped result is not aligned with the shadow, i.e. the rotation was lost.
crop rectangle is extended
crop rectangle is rotated to align it with the tilted shadow
when the crop is committed (by pressing ENTER) the cropped result is not aligned with the shadow, i.e. the rotation was lost.
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