Hello,
I have used my scanner to scan 3 pics per scan. I didn't really care
if the pics were vertically and horizontally squared/aligned, because
I believe it's easy to edit it afterwards.
Is there a way to quickly chop up the file into the 3 individual
pics, and to get them squared up (verticall
On 1/28/06, Wade Smart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 01282006 0802 GMT-6
>
> Choose the square selection tool in the top left hand corner. Drag it
> around the the first picture and then from the edit menu choose copy and
> then paste to new.
Yes, this is the rough idea. But:
1. What if the picture
>I'm unclear if you want to turn them into three individual images, or just
>straighten them within the one image.
Yes, I'd like to turn them into 3 individual images.
Can't Fuzzy Select (Magic Wand icon; Select Contiguous Region), Select
Region By Color, or Scissors (Select Shape From Image) do
> >2. Doesn't this mean that your hand that's holding the mouse has to be
> >super-precise in making a rectangular section to NOT include the white
> >background space?
>If your mouse control is not satisfactory, use what we had before
>mice, the keyboard to change the +/- degrees of rotation.
TH
> > Can't Fuzzy Select (Magic Wand icon; Select Contiguous Region), Select
> > Region By Color, or Scissors (Select Shape From Image) do something
> > better than the regular rectangular selection?
>
> crop -> rotate -> crop again
>
> > Because the Rectangular Section won't give an exact crop. How
Carol wrote:
> your belief will not make this to be the truth. rotating that image
> will lose some of the quality of the original -- no matter what the
> application you use!
Ok. So does "lossless rotation" apply only to rotations of every 90
degrees, then?
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