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remove crop overlay in thumbnails

bokeh fotografia

Hi,

The browser shows the thumbnail with a crop overlaid (if a crop has been applied). The problem is that those photos could be very difficult to see if they have a heavy crop applied, as they would be very little. I would like to choose if I want the crop overlay or not (as Adobe Bridge).

Regards, Roberto

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  • SFA

    You can reduce the cropped area opacity in the Preferences.

    Or are you wanting the cropped area to be discarded and the thumbnail to consist of just what is left after cropping?

    If so, and if you are making deep crops, should you really be using the Preview in preference to theThumbnail?

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  • bokeh fotografia

    Thanks!

    Yes I´m wanting the cropped area to be discarted. If I use the preview (multiview) mode I can only move to the "next set" of images. Example: culling 9 photos (so 3 per row / 3 rows) I can only move to other new 9 images but I cannot just move to the next row of 3

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  • Ian Wilson
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    I certainly wouldn't want that to be the only possibility. An option, I suppose, would be OK. But I like to be able to see whether the thumbnail I see was cropped - is it the whole image, or is there more that could be included in the frame if required?

    Ian

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  • bokeh fotografia

    Of course, always an option.

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  • SFA

    "If I use the preview (multiview) mode I can only move to the "next set" of images. Example: culling 9 photos (so 3 per row / 3 rows) I can only move to other new 9 images but I cannot just move to the next row of 3"

    If you select multiple images in the Browser they are treated as a "Set" and you can progress through the images in sets of whatever number you choose that will be presented in the Viewer.  However, the viewer has a logical constraint on the number of images that it can usefully present at a sensible size in the viewing area and therefore maximizes at 9 images subject to the GUI area available to it.

    If you are mass culling it might be worth considering hiding the viewer and therefore expanding the Browser window, zooming the display and selecting a "set" that gives, say, a row at a time. Then make use of the "Edit All" toggle to control multiple or individual image selections or base edits.

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  • bokeh fotografia

    perfect! many thanks

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  • Nathan Perkel

    Confused with this as well, how do you hide the excess crop when viewing in thumbnails? 

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  • Ian Wilson
    Moderator
    Top Commenter

    Confused with this as well, how do you hide the excess crop when viewing in thumbnails? 

    You can't - there's no option to do that.

    Ian

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