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Apr 17, 2011 04:08 |  #1

Is it possible to save the crop to a recipe. I have done multiple exposures and want to apply a particular recipe tot hem all but I also wnat the crop applied. How do I save a crop and apply the same crop to all the pics?


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Apr 17, 2011 04:43 |  #2

It's easy. After applying your recipe do the following :

1. In the main window select ALL your desired pics
2. Press ALT+C or clic on the "Trimming Angle" button of the toolbar (or in the Tools menu)
3.Define your crop
4. Press the Copy Button (just under Rotate Left Button)
5. Press Apply All Button
6. Clic OK


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Apr 17, 2011 06:01 |  #3

yb98 wrote in post #12238149 (external link)
It's easy. After applying your recipe do the following :

1. In the main window select ALL your desired pics
2. Press ALT+C or clic on the "Trimming Angle" button of the toolbar (or in the Tools menu)
3.Define your crop
4. Press the Copy Button (just under Rotate Left Button)
5. Press Apply All Button
6. Clic OK

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