Adobe Photoshop CS3 - Manual (Page 108)

PHOTOSHOP CS3
User Guide
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Crop selected images in Camera Raw
1 In the Camera Raw dialog box, select the Crop tool .
To constrain your initial crop area to a specific aspect ratio, hold the mouse button down as you select the Crop tool,
and choose an option from the menu. To apply a constraint to a previously applied crop, Ctrl-click (Mac OS) or right-
click (Windows) on the crop.
2 Drag in the preview image to draw the crop area box.
3 To move, scale, or rotate the crop area, drag the crop area or its handles.
When you are finished, the cropped area of the image remains visible, but is dimmed in the image preview.
Note: To cancel the crop operation, press Esc with the Crop tool active, or click and hold the Crop tool button and choose
Clear Crop from the menu. To cancel the crop and close the Camera Raw dialog box without processing the camera raw
image file, click the Cancel button or deselect the Crop tool and press Esc.
Remove red-eye in Camera Raw
1 Zoom the image in to at least 100%.
2 In the Toolbar, select the Red Eye Removal tool .
3 Drag a selection in the photo around the red eye.
Camera Raw sizes the selection to match the pupil. You can adjust the size of the selection by dragging its edges.
4 Drag the Pupil Size slider on the toolbar to the right to increase the size of the area corrected.
5 Drag the Darken slider to the right to darken the pupil area within the selection and the iris area outside the
selection.
Deselect Show Overlay to turn off the selection and check your correction.
Note: Move between multiple selected red eye areas by clicking the selection.
Retouch images in Camera Raw
The Retouch tool lets you repair a selected area of an image with a sample from another area.
1 Select the Retouch tool from the toolbar.
2 Select one of the following from the Type menu:
Heal Matches the texture, lighting, and shading of the sampled area to the selected area.
Clone Applies the sampled area of the image to the selected area.
3 (Optional) In the toolbar, drag the Radius slider to specify the size of the area that the Retouch tool affects.
4 Move the Retouch tool into the photo and click the part of the photo to retouch. A red and white dashed circle
appears over the selected area. The green and white dashed circle designates the sampled area of the photo used to
clone or heal.
5 Do any of the following:
• To specify the sampled area, drag inside the green and white circle to move it to another area of the image.
• To specify the selected area being cloned or healed, drag inside the red and white circle.
• To adjust the size of the circles, move the pointer over the edge of either circle until it changes to a double-pointing
arrow, and then drag to make both circles larger or smaller.