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Posted 16 September 2010 - 11:02 AM

crop tool messed up fixPhotoshop Cropping ProblemThanks a lot! This solved a problem I had in CS4: when cropping the image simply disappeared and only the gray background was showing. Selecting something else in the tool options worked and crop is functioning normally again.

Posted 31 May 2010 - 10:26 AM

hey brandon, u r great. Reseting works perfectly.

Thanks.

Posted 21 September 2009 - 07:15 AM

crop tool messed up fixPhotoshop Cropping Problem

I just realized this topic is pretty old, but I was having the same problem in CS2.

try selecting the crop tool and at the top where you have the drop down menu for the tool to select differant types right click on it and you will see a option to reset tool.

it worked for me, but I still don't know whats causing it??

-reply by brandon

Posted 22 August 2009 - 10:16 AM

mpinsky,

Did you ever solve your Photoshop 6.0 problem? I have exactly the same problem and can't find a solution online!

I also can't drag the sliders anymore in functions like hue/saturation!

Uninstalling/reinstalling Photoshop didn't fix the problem. What is going on?

Herbert

Posted 18 September 2008 - 04:16 AM

I know that hitting the CAPS LOCK in photoshop screws up my eyedropper and converts the cursor into "precision mode" and for the longest time I hadn't realized that. Maybe you have something like that selected when you go to use the crop tool. I know holding down SHIFT will make it form fit a cube when you make your crop box... Check your toolbars and see if options aren't selected that aren't screwing you up.

udiest_madcat

Posted 08 August 2008 - 09:21 PM

i thnk the problem from the crop tools maybe u must ceck are u use a propotional croppng or free cropping.. better u upgrade the pgotoshop to verson 7 t's better than 6 off course... because it version 7.. lol

Ewo

Posted 09 August 2006 - 01:17 PM

Yeah, some screenshots to know your problem

ziller

Posted 18 June 2006 - 01:54 AM

yeah, maybe some screenshots would be usefull...to known well your problem

mpinsky

Posted 17 June 2006 - 11:40 PM

I'm guessing that when you selected the Crop tool, you had been using a proportional mode rather than the normal mode. I don't have Photoshop 6, so I can't tell you where exactly you can change this. But when you have Crop selected, you should see a toolbar where you can enter a value Height and Width, and also Resolution. If there are some values entered in Height and Width, Photoshop will only crop the image at proportions of the dimensions you have given. Delete those values and you should be able to crop normally without restraints.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be that as sometimes it works normally and sometimes it doesn't. However, I'll check again, and see if I can provide you guys some screenshots.

szupie

Posted 17 June 2006 - 09:21 PM

I'm guessing that when you selected the Crop tool, you had been using a proportional mode rather than the normal mode. I don't have Photoshop 6, so I can't tell you where exactly you can change this. But when you have Crop selected, you should see a toolbar where you can enter a value Height and Width, and also Resolution. If there are some values entered in Height and Width, Photoshop will only crop the image at proportions of the dimensions you have given. Delete those values and you should be able to crop normally without restraints.

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