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Scale Crop Frame by Percentage #6791
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The last option makes the most sense to me because a safety margin is distinct from crop guides. I've seen a similar concept in other contexts (like video production). The difference is there is only one crop used when exporting which is the bigger one. The smaller rectangle is the visual guide to show the safe region in case some of the edges get cut by whatever the display may be. You may want to design in such a way to allow this variant to be integrated seamlessly in the future, or actually implement it too if you're feeling adventurous. |
Thank you for your feedback, @Lawrence37. |
I read this with interest, @foxox . I'm not sure I understand the idea you suggest. However, the option/variant that @Lawrence37 mentioned reminds me of #6664, a feature that I requested, where a crop guide could contain multiple nested aspect ratios. I implemented something for my own use, but it lacks a GUI. |
hello, I've been trying to think of an elegant solution for this, the bleed size is normally fixed, my printers use 3mm for every paper size, I guess it would make sense to have a "bleed" option in the resize section, then adjust the ratio being used in the crop section automatically, if the final image size is also chosen already in the resize section |
scribus has options for bleed size on all 4 sides, I don't know how many people use this, if laying out a double page spread for instance they might not want bleed on the inner edge |
Hi! I am a professional software engineer and I use RawTherapee extensively in an amateur capacity. I have wanted to first crop an image for digital display, but then also produce a slightly larger (~106%) crop for full-bleed printing. I have some code working for me now in a branch at: dev...foxox:RawTherapee:feature/jdrake-crop-scale
Before I made a PR, I wanted to discuss the concept with you all.
I think another way to accomplish what I want to do would be to add a new crop guide type like "Frame within frame", with a user-configurable scale for the inner frame. Or, a checkbox and spin button to add a second frame to any of the other existing guides - so you could have something like Centered Square within a rectangular frame, the centered square portion scaled down by a specified percentage. This way I could adjust the crop aesthetically for the inner frame guides, but the output image would include the full larger crop.
What do you all think?
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