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Cropping and resizing pictures in Picnik
Pt. 3 of 10 | 3:06 |
Wednesday September 16, 2009
Photo Editing Tips with Picnik
Wednesday September 16, 2009
You don't need to fire up your software editor to do simple
cropping and resizing
. With the onlinePicnik photo service
you can freeform crop, crop to a bounding box to make pictures a certain dimension like 4x6" for printing, you can even set a cropping ratio like 4:3 or 16:9. It's also easy toresize pictures
for posting to the Web, sending via email and so on.Download this episode now
Quicktime Show Notes
- Choose a photo and select Edit from the context menu.
- Click on
- You can click on Undo at any time if you don't like the way the photo was changed.
- Choose rotate from the top menu bar to.
- You can flip, rotate and even mirror your photo. Click on the Straighten slider to fix a crooked photo.
- Click on reset to undo all edits.
- Click on
- Find preset cropping boxes from the pull-down menu at the top or manually enter a cropping size.
- Click on
- Click on
Auto-fix
to modify picture properties.- You can click on Undo at any time if you don't like the way the photo was changed.
- Choose rotate from the top menu bar to.
- You can flip, rotate and even mirror your photo. Click on the Straighten slider to fix a crooked photo.
- Click on reset to undo all edits.
- Click on
Crop
and drag the crop box to select the portion of the photo you want.- Find preset cropping boxes from the pull-down menu at the top or manually enter a cropping size.
- Click on
Resize
to scale a picture to a given dimension.
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