The crop tool causes Photoshop CC hang up. I have to use CS6.

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• I can't locate the CROPPING TOOL on Photoshop CS6

  I've searched and searched my program for the crop tool...  I need to straighten and crop a picture and now the level of frustration!

  Where's the crop tool?

  Tony

  Some tools are hidden by other tools into groups

  You can left click and hold on the tools that have a small triangle to view the hidden tools

  For the crop tool you can press C and then hold down SHIFT and press the C key to access the crop tool

  

• How to get the crop tool to crop the image in the Photoshop CC software freezes?

  Recently installed photoshop CC 2015 and when using the crop tool after pressing the check box the software takes forever and never crops the image. How can I fix it?

  OK what I did was select the crop tool and then right clicking on the icon in the upper left corner and the reset tool.

  That solved the problem.  Thanks for your help. Appreciate it.

• Select the crop tool, and then select a ratio (based on the name of the file)

  I have a lot of files that when I their culture that they need a specific report. Currently, they are stored in the tool.

  I wish I could make a shortcut so that it selects the crop tool and the report to the file name. I can understand the file name information.

  i.e. Fr10 = a 2:3 Ratio

  or

  20 = 3:4

  There is no need to crop the image simply select the tool.

  I found this to select the tool

  The beginning is the same.

  if (app.documents.length > 0) {
      var myDocument = activeDocument;
      var fileNameNoExtension = myDocument.name;
      
    fileNameNoExtension = fileNameNoExtension.split( "." );
      
    if ( fileNameNoExtension.length > 1 ) {
        fileNameNoExtension.length--;
      }
  
      fileNameNoExtension = fileNameNoExtension.join(".");
      
      var BrandString = fileNameNoExtension.substr(0,4);
    
    }
  if (/^(FR10|WA35)$/.exec(BrandString)){
      var the_x_Ratio =2
      var the_y_Ratio =3
      }
  

  2016, use it at your own risk.

  #target photoshop

  If (app.documents.length > 0) {}

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  var originalRulerUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

  var width = myDocument.width;

  var height = myDocument.height;

  var rel = 1;

  If (myDocument.name.indexOf ("AB10")! = - 1) {var rel = 0,666};

  If (myDocument.name.indexOf ("CD10")! = - 1) {var rel = 0.75};

  If (myDocument.name.indexOf ("EF10")! = - 1) {var rel = 0.8};

  If (myDocument.name.indexOf ("CH10")! = - 1) {var rel = 0,833};

  try {}

  // =======================================================

  var idCrop = charIDToTypeID ('Crop');

  var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor();

  idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

  var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idTop = charIDToTypeID ('Top');

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  Desc4.putUnitDouble (idTop, idPxl, 0);

  var idLeft = charIDToTypeID ("Left");

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  Desc4.putUnitDouble (idLeft, idPxl, (width - height * rel) / 2);

  var idBtom = charIDToTypeID ("Btom");

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  Desc4.putUnitDouble (idBtom, idPxl, height);

  var idRght = charIDToTypeID ('Rght');

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  Desc4.putUnitDouble (idRght, idPxl, (width - height * rel) / 2 + height * rel);

  var idRctn = charIDToTypeID ("Rctn");

  Desc3.putObject (idRctn, idT, desc4);

  var idAngl = charIDToTypeID ("Marko");

  Bryan var = charIDToTypeID ("#Ang");

  Desc3.putUnitDouble (idAngl, Bryan, 0.000000);

  var idDlt = charIDToTypeID ("Dlt");

  Desc3.putBoolean (idDlt, false);

  var idcropAspectRatioModeKey = stringIDToTypeID ("cropAspectRatioModeKey");

  var idcropAspectRatioModeClass = stringIDToTypeID ("cropAspectRatioModeClass");

  var idpureAspectRatio = stringIDToTypeID ("pureAspectRatio");

  Desc3.putEnumerated (idcropAspectRatioModeKey, idcropAspectRatioModeClass, idpureAspectRatio);

  var idCnsP = charIDToTypeID ("CnsP");

  Desc3.putBoolean (idCnsP, true);

  executeAction (idCrop, desc3, DialogModes.ALL);

  } catch (e) {};

  //

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = originalRulerUnits;

  };

  Edit: Using the indexOf can be problematic and if-clauses are inelegant, then a switch clause would be probably better.

• crop tool missing, reason why you have a tutorial to help me use the crop tool, and there is no crop tool?

  So, where's the crop tool?  Nowhere to be seen.  And you still have a tutorial that says to use the crop tool, but if the obsolete tutorials, then why you always the same tutorial?

  
  

  This tutorial - How to use Photoshop like a photo editor | Tutorials Photoshop Adobe CC - -9174 https://images-tv.adobe.com/avp/vr/ebed59ee-4453-4fbb-b9a9-e3f690f4772f/3e32511b-295c-4ca5-cc6d5cb4e8e9/d40f3d6e-6 a...
  

  Here's a preview of my new Photo shop, I uploaded 4 days ago, it's your last version... look around, there's No crop tool.

  

  lamptree wrote:

  No, Pierre, already tried and did not work.  However later

  I found it and it works:

  From the top to the left, press 'Edit' - 'Toolbar' - 'Restore Defaults' - and 'Done '.   This will reset all the tools at the appropriate position and the  "crop tool" re - appears where it is supposed to and the   "corrector".

  Yes.  It's exactly what I told you in the _identical_ of _other_ thread that you started with this question.  It's just one of the reasons why it isn't a good idea to start multiple threads.  I locked this thread, but one of the other moderators of the forum has been deleted.

• Background layer unlocks and becomes the normal "no flat" layer after using the crop tool in PS CC 2015.1 (a different behavior for older versions of PS)

  Hi all

  I found that it is more difficult to explain than I thought

  I don't like the new behavior in the latest version of Photoshop (CC 2015.1) regarding the way in which the background layers automatically unlock and convert to regular layers after using the crop tool. It's completely different to how things worked in previous versions, where a background layer remained in locked state flattened after using the crop tool.

  I get a LOT of images and this change has added an extra step to each image that I harvest, because I flatten the layers after cropping before saving the image. I looked through the preferences but cannot find a way to change this new behavior. Am I missing something?

  Thanks in advance for your help

  See if checking Delete the cropped Pixels in the tool options makes a difference.

  

• Where is located the crop tool in Adobe Camera Raw 9.1?

  I was exercising posted the pg 60 of Photoshop User Jul_Aug and after entering Camera Raw, I was unable to crop the image as suggested.  I was not in Photoshop a lot recently I also have LR and use it more.

  Older versions @ have the cropping tool, but I'm unable to locate in this version.

  If you use the PS camera raw filter, there is no crop tool. It is only for images that are opened directly in ACR.

• Use crop tool - using the crop tool

  Photoshop CS5 - Tool "crop"-the framing seems predetermine and the tool fails - could not crop properly. ". How to initialize the command?

  Thanks in advance pay the answer

  Photoshop CS5 - tool "Crop" - seems to predetermine the framing and the tool fails - can not crop properly. How to initialize the drive?

  Thanks in advance for the answer

  René Orzalek

  Hello, click on the "clear" button in the options bar, in order to remove the values that are currently defined in the crop tool.

  If this does not work, in the options bar to the crop tool, right click on the crop tool icon and select "reset tool", as here, when I did on the zoom tool:

  

• Using the crop tool to straighten an image twisted?

  In CS6, I have an image that has been analyzed in and which is twisted. I use the crop tool to drag the landmarks of crop around the part of the image that I want to keep and I press the check mark to make the harvest. It crops the image so it does not straighten. In earlier versions of Photoshop it to crop and straighten the image cropping. How to now use the crop tool to straighten a picture?

  Thank you.

  Here's how:

  1. click on the ruler (straighten) button

  2. the cursor changes to a symbol of the culture to a leader

  3. click and drag a line where you want the picture to the right, and then release the mouse button.

  4. image is recovering, the cursor turns into adjustment handles.

  5. making adjustments to the acreage. Press Enter to save the changes.

• How to use the crop tool without losing pixels?

  5616 x 3774 / res 72, is what CS5 says my Canon 5 d 2 large jpeg is off camera.

  Can I use the harvest too to make a picture of 20 "x 24" and keep all or most of these pixels? "

  Leave the area blank resolution?

  The lab I send the file to print, said they want 300 res files (just to complicate the thing a little more)

  Thank you!

  To tell the truth I do not use the crop tool. I use the selection Rectangle, crop image tool and the size of the image.  If you use the crop tool and fill a field of resolution in the crop tool crop tool makes all three operations including the harvest to the resolution that you have entered the resampling. Adobe also gave the crop tool implemented in CS6 that a lot in my arms. Don't mind at all.

  IMO if you use harvest its best tool to fill the field of the resolution. In this way the harvest will not resample.  You can enter height 24 20 width or height width 6 5 in fact the same proportions as it is 12:10

  After you do the crop you can use the size of the Image. In the dialog box uncheck resample set the width for printing on 24. You'll see Photoshop set a height 20 and set the resolution to a certain value. If the fall of DPI value below what you want check resample together in the desired resolution and interpolation method to use and then click OK.

• How to get the crop tool to work faster (is slow)

  I'm growing a few thousand photos, and the crop tool is just slow.

  Change the culture or the displacement of the image behind the harvest is nervous, sometimes he has seconds to change the display, which makes pain culture to work.

  Even though the image is loaded and the lightroom rested some time, cropping is slow, which should not be, since the image is entirely in memory and moving should be easy for the computer.

  So, how can I get the crop tool to go faster?

  I use a Win7 Core i7-2600 with 16GB of Ram, catalogue LR on Intel SSD, images on a fast SeaGate HDD, AMD Radeon HD 6800 grafics adapter, display of 30 "(2560 x 1600)." The files are a Nikon D800E NAVE, but my D700 files are slow, too.

  I've worked through this list , which helped a little, but not too much.

  I'd appreciate some tips!

  Thank you
  Sam

  Sam,

  This is good and bad news.

  It must draw a ton of pixels in a higher resolution, and I suspect that it only uses the CPU to do. Have a faster card video likely would not help.

  While you perform your crop, maybe you could reduce the Lightroom window so that the actual image which shows takes less than half of the screen space. There has been posts on this forum that indicate an increase in high speed to keep the image small enough. It seems to be quantified: there are certain thresholds, when the Crusaders, causing big boosts in performance. Try a few experiments.

  Ja.

• How can I intercept data Out-of-Memory with no crash once the crop tool fails to finish?

  The beta program of Photoshop 6 froze everything using the cropping tool on an image of 8052 5368 x size. I tried to save a file in another program until the harvest at the end (usually about 1 second) and got a low memory error. I checked the D: drive where the file is saved in the other program. I have a flash drive C: is not selected in the scratch disk preferences. Two disks scratch, E: and G:, are selected with a total of about 800 GB of free space. After the closure of PS6Beta, the d: recovered approximately 164GB. D: drive is not selected in the Scratch disk list. I work with larger files and anticipate this problem again. How can I intercept information for Adobe next time?

  Adobe Photoshop Version: 13.0 (13.0 20120305.m.415 2012/03 / 05:21:00:00) x 32

  Operating system: Windows 7 64-bit

  Version: 6.1 Service Pack 1

  System architecture: Intel CPU Family: 6, model: 14, Stepping: 5 with MMX, entire SSE, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, HyperThreading FP

  Physical processor count: 4

  Number of logical processors: 8

  Processor speed: 2664 MHz

  Built-in memory: 16375 MB

  Free memory: 13523 MB

  Memory available to Photoshop: 3255 MB

  Memory used by Photoshop: 60%

  Tile image size: 128K

  No chance that you set the crop tool settings by using the wrong units (for example, to make your picture 8000 in. x 5000 inches? )

  -Christmas

• Precise control of the crop tool

  I use Photoshop Elements 9 on Mac OS 10.7.2. Is there a way to fine-tune the crop tool movement? When a phot of culture, the culture box seems to jump by one pixel. Is there a button I can key crop that will allow a fluid movement?

  You should be able to hold the command key to prevent the crop tool to slam on the edge of the document.

  MTSTUNER

• Expansion of the photos after turning with the crop tool

  Hello

  I'll try a second attempt for my desire to add a feature to the crop tool:

  I like the crop tool in lightroom, but there is a feature that I miss:
  Sometimes I have this situation:
  http://www.Flickr.com/photos/ellersiek/2633499034

  Knowing, that in most cases limiting the cropping is ok, I wish to have an option to enlarge the resulting image like this:
  http://www.Flickr.com/photos/ellersiek/2632678737

  It is correct, if there is an option in the preferences with the ablility to select a color for the 'new' pixels and the crop tool will only enlarge the photo while pressing the Ctrl key (to avoid unwanted results).

  You can say: ' take the picture to the right, move your camera ", but in these photo sessions, we have good reasons to take the pictures in this way.

  With greatings from Germany
  Ralf

  Hi Adobe engineers and a big thank you, solve you my problem - after seven years.

  And no, I'm not kidding, I'm really grateful (OK, a little joke on :)) speed

  Now in Lightroom CC 2015.6, I can use the transformation tool not really new and his new (was it really new? I don't remember if this function exists in the previous version) feature of the x - and y-movement to solve the problem.

  Here is an example, where I missed a small part of the carneval agree in the upper left corner:

  LR-cropping-issue 1 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

  After cropping and rotation, I've lost important elements in the lower left corner and the man moved too much to the left:

  LR-cropping-issue 2 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

  Now, with the transform tool I can bring that part:

  LR-cropping-issue 3 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

  And now, I only develop the sky and the small missing part of the color in photoshop:

  LR-cropping-issue 4 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

  It's a big improvement for me.

  Thank you again for the Germany

  Ralf

• Automatically detect orientation using the crop tool

  Hello, according to my knowledge the crop tool in CS6 automatically detect whether the image was a picture of format portrait or landscape photo format. I now use the trial of CC, but in this version, I can't find this option. When I now open a portrait-format photo cropping tool remembers the last harvest-setting. If it was a portrait-ratio is not a problem, but when I cropped photo landscape format I have to manually change the orientation from landscape to portrait.
  

  Anyone who can help me with this? Or has this feature disappearted in CC?

  Note that in your Options Panel in the upper part, you have 3:2 (4:6). To the left of that, right click on the crop tool icon and select Reset tool as in the screenshot, I sent earlier. This will change the options of the report tool that you see in my screenshot.

  Once you have reset the cropping tool, send a new screenshot of the Options Panel.