To reproduce, do this:
With any image in Viewer, go to Image -> Canvas size (Shift+C).
Increase canvas by a few pixels and take note of the background color.
Then go to Image -> Automatic crop (Alt+Y).
Use the same background color as above.
Image is unaltered.
This bug is new. IIRC, in v1.95.2 automatic cropping worked correctly, since I cropped a large number of files (might have been v1.94.2).
PJ
Automatic Cropping does not work
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Re: Automatic Cropping does not work
Hi,
I'm having the same issue; a sample image can be found below (24-bit RGB PNG, background color (58,110,165)):
http://couzijn.freehostia.com/sample.png
(copy-paste the address to bypass the web hosting nag screen)
Remarkably, in batch processing the Auto crop transformation does work as desired.
It'd be great if this bug could be fixed.
Thanks,
Erik
I'm having the same issue; a sample image can be found below (24-bit RGB PNG, background color (58,110,165)):
http://couzijn.freehostia.com/sample.png
(copy-paste the address to bypass the web hosting nag screen)
Remarkably, in batch processing the Auto crop transformation does work as desired.
It'd be great if this bug could be fixed.
Thanks,
Erik
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Re: Automatic Cropping does not work
Confirmed.
With your above sample image, automatic cropping just does not work, not even when specifying a high tolerance.
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