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mantra
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May 14, 2007 11:42 |  #1

Hi
i have a question

in raw shooter premium , there is a feature
crop -->and there is a a grid that divide the area in 9 zones

in bibble ,there is the same feature
crop with grids with 9 zones and in preference i can increase them

well in lightroom too , the same feature (for me , i'm a novice it's very useful


can i do in photoshop cs2 or cs3?
Can I divide the area in 9 zones? to me make the crop more easy

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May 14, 2007 17:56 |  #2

Yes just go in to Preferences and set up your grid spacing to what ever you like , its under guides and rulers I think , you can also turn your rulers on so you crop to them , up top of interface under View > show

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May 15, 2007 00:31 |  #3

RodBarker wrote in post #3205666 (external link)
Yes just go in to Preferences and set up your grid spacing to what ever you like , its under guides and rulers I think , you can also turn your rulers on so you crop to them , up top of interface under View > show

Rod

yes thanks
but how can i divide in 9 zones?


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May 15, 2007 00:38 |  #4

Simply set the Grid preferences to "Gridline every: 33.33 percent", "Subdivisions: 1"


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