I want to crop just that image, not the whole number of layers.. i just want the plane but to keep the background of the other layers.. how do I do that?
In short you can not just crop a photo on Affinity Photo: The Crop Tool in Affinity Photo operates on the complete canvas/document. But the Crop Tool in Affinity Designer works like you want; it is for cropping objects or layers. There is something you can try though: You can do the same kind of cropping in Affinity Photo by using the Rectangle Tool.
Good tutorial but what I can't seem to see and do coming from photoshop is just set the size I want to crop and draw the crop regardless of the full image size. For example if I have zoomed way in on an image and want to draw a crop and be precise, the software automatically starts the crop for the full image and I have to zoom out to see the handles. Am I missing something here so I don't have to keep zooming in and out to get my crop right where I want it.
JUST CROP ?I n the printing, graphic design and photography industries, cropping is the removal of unwanted areas from the periphery of a photographic or illustrated image. should be simple? what's the problem with Affinity?
I have an image I need to downsize if I use the zoom to size to the desired crop when I crop it still makes it large like yours so how can I make the image smaller?
I don't have a photo, I have a drawing and can't crop. The crop window doesn't appear for me. I'll go see if you have a video on how to crop an illustration.
None of the videos about cropping talk about how to crop as in "delete pixels". As soon as you want to drag a layer or drop it into another document all of the supposedly cropped pixels are still there. Man that sucks. Crop mean crop, not just reframe.
Let's see... bookmark current tab, Affinity, done. Yup, your videos are savers and sometimes saviors!!!
I want to crop just that image, not the whole number of layers.. i just want the plane but to keep the background of the other layers.. how do I do that?
exactly what i am looking for aswell. this should not be hard! i am getting more and more mad at this software everytime i use it.
In short you can not just crop a photo on Affinity Photo: The Crop Tool in Affinity Photo operates on the complete canvas/document.
But the Crop Tool in Affinity Designer works like you want; it is for cropping objects or layers.
There is something you can try though: You can do the same kind of cropping in Affinity Photo by using the Rectangle Tool.
Awesome thank you
i can't believe I have to look this **** up
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Thank you!
Good tutorial but what I can't seem to see and do coming from photoshop is just set the size I want to crop and draw the crop regardless of the full image size. For example if I have zoomed way in on an image and want to draw a crop and be precise, the software automatically starts the crop for the full image and I have to zoom out to see the handles. Am I missing something here so I don't have to keep zooming in and out to get my crop right where I want it.
JUST CROP ?I n the printing, graphic design and photography industries, cropping is the removal of unwanted areas from the periphery of a photographic or illustrated image. should be simple? what's the problem with Affinity?
Yeah, thats the first big fail I have found. Theres some innovations but this is a dog!!
Im not too sure
I can't open RAW files from my OM5 Olympus camera in Affinity when I enter them they come as a half black half while image. Any suggestions Thank you
I have an image I need to downsize if I use the zoom to size to the desired crop when I crop it still makes it large like yours so how can I make the image smaller?
I don't have a photo, I have a drawing and can't crop. The crop window doesn't appear for me. I'll go see if you have a video on how to crop an illustration.
I don't have whatever the bar is with the apply button so this doesn't help me.
None of the videos about cropping talk about how to crop as in "delete pixels". As soon as you want to drag a layer or drop it into another document all of the supposedly cropped pixels are still there. Man that sucks. Crop mean crop, not just reframe.
why can't you JUST simply crop CROP ? and be done with it?
You could try just yelling "CROP" at your computer screen and see what happens.