Trim menu
Trim marking corners command
Trim rectangle command
Trim marking corners command
Use
this command if you want to trim your imported images by marking the four
corners of each image. This is particularly useful for trimming frames from a
strip of negatives or from a scanned print. To use this command, you must have
overscanned the negatives or prints so that the edges of the frames are
visible.
To learn more about trimming images, refer to “Trim the images” in Chapter 5, “Extra steps when working from scanned photos.”
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Trim rectangle command
Use
this command if you want to trim your imported images with a fixed size
rectangle. This is useful when you don’t need to square up your imported images
or when the corners of the frames are not visible. You use the Trimming properties dialog box
to set the width and height of the trimmed images.
To learn more about trimming images, refer to “Trim the images” in Chapter 5, “Extra steps when working from scanned photos.”
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