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Old 06-03-2012   #1
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Photoshop madness

Photoshop (CS5.1) "suddenly" stopped cropping today. To my knowledge I did not change any settings.

Symptoms - load any tiff file, and attempt to crop - The image is reduced to 1 pixel X 1 pixel, all you see is a dot in the middle of gray background.

This is totally f-cked up and irritating. It is happening with files just generated with Vuescan, and with older files that I know I successfully cropped.

Anyone had this nasty experience?

Thanks!

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Old 06-03-2012   #2
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To err is human. To really mess up, you need a computer.

Sorry, can't help.
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Old 06-03-2012   #3
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... no, me neither .. I gave up updating around cs2 when I lost patience with Adobe
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Old 06-03-2012   #4
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Check the crop settings before clicking on the image, they have probably been mistakenly set up to 1x1 pixel by default. This has happened to me once on my CS3.
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Old 06-03-2012   #5
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"Look at croping option...maybe there is 1pixel in width or something like that."

This is the answer given by a PS guru to someone having a similar problem. Looks like mfogeil gives the same advice.
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Old 06-03-2012   #6
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Did you enter a px value as width and height parameters, like that:

px.jpg

Enter instead something like 3cm / 2cm.

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worse comes to worse, i.e. nuculear option. trash your preference files if you have a Mac and relaunch the application. I'm sure there is a way to do the same on a windows machine.
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Thanks gentlemen. Ivo, what you show is exactly what I am seeing, except I did not realize there is a place to enter crop dimension as text. Never did I try to do that, and I honestly didn't see it.

I will check later when I am back at my scanner, but I am sure that's it. Thanks again!

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Had the same prob for a while, took me ages to figure out what was going on but answer has been given above and really quite simple, just write "in" or "cm" after the crop ratio number

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