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Cropping Images

You can crop a desired area of an image.
Before cropping, first set the view mode to [Image Viewer] or [Full Screen] and display the image to crop in the Image View area.
  1. Click to select the aspect ratio.
    The aspect ratio is automatically fixed according to the selected setting.
    • Select [Free Crop] to crop without fixing the aspect ratio.
    • The aspect ratio (in pixel dimensions) of the original image appears in the dropdown options. Select this option to apply the original aspect ratio to the cropped image.
  1. Click [Start].
  1. Drag the area to crop within the image.
    After roughly specifying a cropping area by dragging, you can finely adjust it in the following ways.
    • Drag the border of the cropping area to resize it.
    • Move the cursor over the cropping area and drag it after it has changed to to move the framed area.
  1. Click [Apply].
    The framed area is cropped.
    Click [Cancel] to cancel designating the cropping area.
Notes
  • If you click before clicking [Apply], cropping will not apply.
  • You can use other adjustment functions even before clicking [Apply]. However, if you select [Use Gray Point] for [White Balance], the cropping frame will be canceled.
  • In Mac OS, when the view mode is set to [Full Screen on Secondary Display], the mouse cursor does not change to when you press the [Start] button. However you can designate the cropping area by dragging the mouse cursor on the secondary monitor.
  • The editing results may not appear in thumbnails, since some types of editing are not applied to them.
When multiple images varying in aspect ratio are selected
  • The images are cropped with the selected aspect ratio retained. Depending on the image, an unintended area may be cropped.
  • When using the original aspect ratio to crop multiple images with different aspect ratios, the aspect ratio of the leftmost image among the selected images in the Filmstrip is applied.