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mb82

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#208325 7-Feb-2017 09:04
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I am using windows and paint.net. I want to crop photos while being able to see what it is going to look like. The crop tool in paint.net put a blue shade over the area you are selecting, I want to see the area I am selecting normally with the rest of the photo not visible / shadowed out light box style. I also want to be able to adjust it for maximum effect, make the selection wider / narrower etc. Program must be free. 

 

Also is it best to crop photos to a standard size or to crop it to whatever looks best even if it is not standard photo sizing?


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Killerkiwi2005
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  #1716369 7-Feb-2017 09:44
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GIMP - As close as you get to photoshop for free
https://www.gimp.org/downloads/

Paint.Net - A better basic paint
http://www.getpaint.net/index.html




PurplePukeko
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  #1716538 7-Feb-2017 14:18

Faststone will do exactly what you want and does quite a few other things you may find useful

 

http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

 

Yes it's free


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