- Open image in View mode
- Select an area -> Crop
- XnView crops more than it should sometimes along the bottom or right-hand side!
With Crop selection...
After Cropping...
V 1.90 RC1
Does Not Crop to Selection
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview
Does Not Crop to Selection
- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Open image in View mode
- Select an area -> Crop
- XnView crops more than it should sometimes along the bottom or right-hand side!
With Crop selection...
After Cropping...
V 1.90 RC1
- Open image in View mode
- Select an area -> Crop
- XnView crops more than it should sometimes along the bottom or right-hand side!
With Crop selection...
After Cropping...
V 1.90 RC1
OK for me
—> ckit
Hello Chris !
• I cannot confirm. I cropped BMP, JPG, GIF, small and large images,
it works as it should with the manual selection (LMB for me).
- All resulting sizes are right.
• It works fine too using a pre-defined selection size, though I found a hitch about the “Crop” button
I report in a separate thread…
¤ XP-Pro SP1
KR
Claude
Clo
Hello Chris !• I cannot confirm. I cropped BMP, JPG, GIF, small and large images,
it works as it should with the manual selection (LMB for me).
- All resulting sizes are right.
• It works fine too using a pre-defined selection size, though I found a hitch about the “Crop” button
I report in a separate thread…
¤ XP-Pro SP1
KRClaude
Clo
Old user ON SELECTIVE STRIKE till further notice •
In your (ckit's) screenshot one can clearly see that on the right side the area does not match the selection.
I've just tried to reproduce the problem, but cropping works o.k. for me. Cropping an image with (more or less) similar size and about similar zooming worked 100% o.k.
@ckit: What happens if you:
1.) Select an area
2.) Copy the selection to the clipboard
3.) Paste the selected area into a new image A.
4.) Crop the image to image B
5.) Compare image A & B.
Both images are supposed to be similar. Does this apply for your image? Are both images wrong? Did you use free selection or a selection ratio or selection size?
I've just tried to reproduce the problem, but cropping works o.k. for me. Cropping an image with (more or less) similar size and about similar zooming worked 100% o.k.
@ckit: What happens if you:
1.) Select an area
2.) Copy the selection to the clipboard
3.) Paste the selected area into a new image A.
4.) Crop the image to image B
5.) Compare image A & B.
Both images are supposed to be similar. Does this apply for your image? Are both images wrong? Did you use free selection or a selection ratio or selection size?
