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• Failure of harvest proportions Lock

  Lock proportions Lightroom crop don't remember the last setting. Each time it is unlocked. Boring. Is this a bug in the new version? or y at - it a new way of defining the default state?

  interesting, I think I found the answer on my own

  If you press 'r' for culture, 'a' to toggle the locking of the report l / h, then ENTER to apply harvest LR not to remember the aspects-ratio adjustment lock.

  You can force him to memorize by pressing 'r', activation/deactivation by 'a', then hit "r" again to close the crop tool.

  apparently ENTER fails to apply the crop and SAVE the new default state (locked / unlocked)

• HELP - lightroom 4, my tool of truncation does not work like it use too.

  I use to be able to grab a corner of the crop tool, usually the lower right corner, and then handle to move it to the desired size. Now, when I take this corner, I can push only in one direction. If I push too much, the horizontal would then become a vertical, alternating between the two. I checked to see if I maybe changed something in the settings, but nothing to change. Any have any ideas, please help, thank you. Steve

  I'm not quite understand the question. But I wonder if it is a problem caused by having locked proportions. If you click on the little lock that is visible in the tool of harvest controls, does make a difference to you?

• Jatu

  My - Lock proportions icon does not show. I can't constrain proportions when you change the size of an object in the processing area. I reinstalled Illustrator CS5.5 and it has not changed.
  

  What can I do? THX!

  You will not be able to solve this problem.

  Illustrator CS5 and El Capitan are not compatible.

• Crushed width output

  I use the preset PAL D1/DV widescreen (1.46) and when I place of content such as images for use the result is a punnet crushed in the display of the output and probably the video output. I can handle this just ignore him and ensuring that I lock proportions when you descale so if I need to resize it back to normal in the first, this content will not be stretched out of proportion, but it's always a pain, and I don't know why it's happening.

  Any advice?

  

  I've attached an example. As you can see it is out of proportion. BTW, this is supposed to be simple and black and white. It represents a world literally colorless, monotone. This is not the first project where I had this problem.

  Thank you

  You must learn more about pixel formats and how to work with them. My suggestion is to use the Square Pixel PAL preset (widescreen or standard depends on your project) and then, if you need to restore to the appropriate DV format. The problem working with non square pixels is that it is very easy things wrong with the original work and the output, and whatever it is go to the web to distort because the web and the mobile and video hd is all square pixels. If you want to continue with your current project, you can change Composition settings to PAL DV Widescreen square pixels or you can turn on pixel aspect ration correction an excerpt in the composition window. I strongly suggest working with the preset of square pixels.

  Personally, I would never spend time producing an SD project today. I would just use a preset HD 1920 X 1080 at the rate appropriate for my audience (29.97 for NTSC countries PAL 25). You can always restore lower resolution copies with the output module (without adding virtually no extra rendering time or use the TEA to produce your product using one of the many included presets.)

• How can I unlock the dimensions of the image

  Somehow my pixel dimensions and the dimensions of the document were being blocked and when I try to crop a cropped image dimensions remain in the same proportions of width to the size as the original. There are few symbols and brackets to the right of pixels and inches.  I don't know how to remove these.  I use an archaic version of the Photoshop Elements - version 2.0 on a Mac running 10.4.11.

  

  As far as I remember, your crop tool has its own small boxes for sizes above in the box options when you use it.  Uncheck THOSE (there is even a [Clear] button) to get rid of the lock proportions there.

  -Christmas

• Question scaling from Illustrator.

  Hi all

  This is my first post here, please go easy

  We are creating a large number of graphics from scratch (not not using the graphical tool) and am looking for a way to graphics scale fig1 to fig2 (below) without 'points (red dots)' distorting fig3.

  The solution would be; the data points as a symbol with locked proportions? (is it possible).

  All ideas/solutions has gratefully accepted.

  Thanks for your time,

  Paul

  

  Since you're using an unparalleled scale, it will take another step. Shift select circles and in the effects menu, choose Convert to shape > Ellipse. Use the absolute part and give it a size like in 0.1 (or whatever you like, you can always change the size of the appearance Panel) then use object > decompose the appearance and disassociate.

• Lightroom stop return to 'Original' culture aspect ratio / lock the proportions.

  Hi guys.  All the title really, using Lightroom 6.1

  Put, if I click on culture, enter 3 x 2 or any other, adjust my image - all good.

  then I click on the following image - culture returns to 'original' aka if the image is 1 x 1, which corresponds to the crop tool.

  The padlock icon seems doing nothing - for example, 3 x 2 - lock lock set, click again on the next image - back to the 'original '.

  Strangely, sometimes with the ratio is fixed at 3 x 2, just set the handles on the area of harvest will bring him back to original too.

  What can I do to lock it to a report you want and it NEVER changes?

  Makes me crazy.

  The upgrade to 6.5 will not change the behavior. By default, Lightroom is still the proportions of the image. The locking feature has nothing to do with the proportions of one image to another of locking. You lock or a specific ratio for the image, or you unlock so that you can freely crop the image you want.

• How can I restore all images in a collection at the original imported proportions?

  In general, I select all images in a catalog, resize the first image to 640 x 480.  I then right click on the first image (all images are always selected) click settings to develop, sync and choose to sync only the proportions.  All images are then cut to 640 x 480 as the first picture, that I then export to a folder.

  Then I need to restore all the images in the original proportions for creating a slide show export to my Web site.  I followed the same procedure is selected all the images, click on the first image, change the original appearance, right click on the first picture and sync proportions for all images.

  The problem is that the rest images do not return to their original proportions, but return to the aspect ratio of 4 x 6 instead of the original size when they are imported.  I changed the lock open and tried both but still no result.  Now I have to select each image individually, open the dialog of cultures and choose custom to retrieve for the imported image format.

  How do I batch restore images from a collection to the image format when imported?

  I see, it is something you do at the end of your treatment, for the slide show to a Web site special... maybe you said it at the beginning, but I respond by e-mail and don't see any of these messages.

  In any case, what you can do is to export all your images with their existing to a subfolder (original) aspect ratio, somewhere and add those to the library using the parameter to the top near where you set the directory put them in, and then set a harvest of 4:3 on these imported JPGs and their re-export in 640 x 480 for the RMLS site.  If it is a unique thing for each collection, you could easily just delete both sets of jpg files to your library and the drive to keep the use of extra space, or at least those intermediate.  As you said, that it was a collection, perhaps from different folders, but if they all come from the same folder, to make the JPGs intermediaries and the jpg final 640 x 480 as subdirectories in the original in order to better RAWs keep track of them.

• ICloud Lock

  Hello! I am of the Uzbekistan and I bought 5. IPhone and I update my I.O.S 8.3 phone after updating my phone locked by icloud. I don't know my login Apple and the password, I do not know previous owner. Help, please! My IMEI Apple is *. My mail is * @mail.ru

  < personal information under the direction of the host >

  If your iPhone is locked to the former owner, it of a lock of Activation and there is no way around it, without the help of the former owner. No one here or at Apple can help you get it unlocked.

  You should really put your data personal on a public link like this one, where it can be harvested by scammers. I asked the host to modify it for your protection.

• How to crop a video clip without changing the proportions?

  How to crop a video clip without changing the proportions? I am aware of cropping can be done to change the height & width or both together.  I want crops without changing the ratio width / 09:16

  Thank you

  Three functions of harvest are different. Use the harvest called an average.

• Changing the proportions of the image on a group of photos (Windows Live Photo Gallery)

  My wife has 3000 pictures she needs to get into a 4:3 proportion.
  The only way I can see where to change the proportion is under the crop tool, but which requires to enter each photo individually and cropping.
  It has 3000 pictures to do. Y at - it an easier way.
  Second, if a force gross is the only method, is there a way to tell from the file properties whose pictures are already in the proportion 4:3? When I view the dimensions of the photo and see that a picture is 3888 x 2592, I need to calculate if it is 4:3. Which would take more time than change the image itself.

  My wife has 3000 pictures she needs to get into a 4:3 proportion.

  The only way I can see where to change the proportion is under the crop tool, but which requires to enter each photo individually and cropping.

  It has 3000 pictures to do. Y at - it an easier way.

  Second, if a force gross is the only method, is there a way to tell from the file properties whose pictures are already in the proportion 4:3? When I view the dimensions of the photo and see that a picture is 3888 x 2592, I need to calculate if it is 4:3. Which would take more time than change the image itself.

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  FastStone Image Viewer freeware has an option for
  Batch cropping. A few steps are enough to set up, but the
  cropping goes very fast.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  FastStone Image Viewer
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
  (exe site 2... is a direct download)
  (Windows XP / Vista / 7)

  You can download a general tutorial from the following site:

  FastStone Image Viewer tutorial
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSIVTutorial.htm

  Once you have downloaded FastStone Image Viewer
  and installed... see my tutorial for 'batch cropping '...

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  Lot of cropping in FastStone Image Viewer
  Volunteer J
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  Open FastStone Image Viewer and go...

  Tools / open the Batch Conversion... or the F3 key...

  Check the box... "Use of Advanced Options..."

  Left click... Advanced Options button / tab of cultures...

  Check the box... 'Culture '...

  Tick... Aspect ratio... Come in... Width - 4.00... height -: 3.00...
  (Check two boxes... Width of switch and cultures without loss)

  Left click of the... OK... the button...

  On screen batch convert... Navigate to the folder that
  contains the images you want to harvest batch...

  Left click of the... Add all... button...

  Choose a 'Output Format' and a 'output folder (save).

  Left click of the... Convert button......

  If batch cropping removes significant objects...
  (heads of the peoples for example) you may need to
  manually crop images...

  Good luck...

• Resizing a Rectangle "proportionally" (with shift) is not proportional.

  I can't understand what is happening.  I duplicate a layer that has the shape of a rectangle (marquee used to make the form, create a new layer, it filled with a color) and I want to resize the background layer to make it big as a framework.  I don't need an exact 2 inches on both sides, but I don't want the rectangle to increase the exact same on both sides as I hold the SHIFT key and make it so when I Center them both there will be an amount that is equal on all sides.  Pretty much is the definition of proportional, right?  But for some reason, no matter how (lock the proportions of the h/w, just hold shift across the Middle, use shape layers and resize instead of framing area), I get a side more and more more than the other.  The percentages of width/height (when I click on that instead of pixels or inches) increase the same, but the pixels and inches are growing differently.  I don't want the percentages increase proportionately, I want the real INCHES to increase proportionally.  Am I missing something simple?  Help, please!

  It's a puzzle for sure, and I don't know an easy way to do it. A few ways to achieve this:

  #1

  Select all (Ctrl a)

  Select > modify > contract.  Insert the number of pixels you want to reduce the layer, (ensuring that apply effect to the limits of the canvas is checked.)

  

  OK, inverting the selection and press the delete key.

  #2

  Add a layer mask and the layer mask choose inside of the desired amount of the race.

  Right-click and apply the mask layer.

  #3

  Free transform layer and put the new values in pixels in the Options bar.

  If you do not reduce by a large amount, place the cursor in the width field and hold down the SHIFT key while pressing the arrow down.  Each press will reduce the value of ten.  In the height field tab and repeat the same amount.

  If there is an easier way to do it, I'd be glad to know what it is.

  ??????

• How to set for harvest in LR 5.7 aspect ratio

  How to set for harvest in LR 5.7 aspect ratio

  Look at this tutorial: tutorial Lightroom 5: using the superposition of cash crops l / h: lynda.com - YouTube

  and here at about 1.30: proportions "Julieanne Kost's Blog of »

• Definition of proportions when cropping to A3

  Hey people being new to Lightroom 5.6 I'm probably doing something stupid, and I'm sure that there is an easy solution. I don't know what it is...

  I have 23 RAW images in my LR catalog I want to crop, but I also know that I will save them as JPG A3 at 300 ppi.  So the first thing I did was go into the print module and select my printer Canon Pixma Pro so that I can then select a3 paper size.  In the print module, each image, then displays A3 on the left side of the main preview area.  Good work, the ILO is successful.

  So now, I need to crop the images.  I had already tried their culture for A4 and so had typed 8.27x11.69 in the report parameter l / h custom (yes I know we are talking with po... (LOL).  Well, I then reset all the images so that their Ratio of appearance is set to "As Shot" and when I select done, the culture box bit in previews along the bottom of the screen disappears...  Still with me?  Oh I hope

  So now that the images are back to their original size as if they were directly to the output of the camera, I selected all 23 pictures and you press 'R' to access the function of the harvest.  Under the proportions, I selected "Enter custom" and tried to get two 297 x 420 (mm) and also 11.7x16.5 (po).  Entering each of these reports, whenever I select < OK >, the Ratio always comes back to 8.27x11.69, as in A4, which was a CRI in the first place!

  Any help on how I can configure the Ratio correctly for A3 so that I can actually start to do the cropping would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you very much...

  Lewis

  Lewis, the ratio is correct for all sizes of one. A4 is half of the A3, which represents half of the A2, etc... It is not a measure, and does not work for all sizes.