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Cropping in bridge (saving ratios)

 
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May 16, 2007 14:06 |  #1

In Bridge i sometimes like to use this workflow.

I open all raws in camera raw so i can apply WB settings etc.. to all images and then save them as tiffs. Sometimes i crop my images within the camera raw dialogue too so when they are all saved they are saved in the ratio i would like.
Using the crop tool there are several preset ratios and the option to use your own custom ratio. As i like to crop to 8x6 i have to manually input this ratio everytime i open camera raw. Is there a way to save this custom ration permenently?


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