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cropping images.

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I've imported this image and I'm going to select the crop tool in my tool panel.

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You'll see that a white bounding box appears around your image. You can use the arrows to crop it accordingly.

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Once you're happy with the crop, click the checkmark at the top.

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If you need to resize the image to a certain size, for example, 400 by 600 pixels, you can go to the top toolbar and select width times height times resolution in the drop down in the box beside it, I'm going to type 400 p x, and in the one beside it I'm going to type in 600 x. It's important that you type in the peak for pixels or this won't work.

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You'll see that the crop tool has adjusted to these dimensions, and you can move it around to select the part of the photo that you'd like.

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Click on the check mark at the top when you're happy with the crop, and you'll see that your whole image will resize while keeping the proportions the same size. A quick way to check your new image size is to go to Image and Image Size, and you can see that it's now 400 by 600 pixels. Another quick way to check if your photo has been resized is to save it.

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So I'm going to go file export. Quick export as a png okay I'm just going to save it to my desktop here okay. And now if I go to my desktop where the photo is I can right click on it, go to properties. You can see the total size of the image. And then if you click on details you'll see that it's 800 by 533 pixels, which is what I resized the image to.