jullit31

@traildriver I think you should start an new topic for something like this, but you are looking for the Perspective Filter.

That is, imho, exactly what it should do. When creating a selection in an automated way (i.e. by selecting a Colour / Tonal / Alpha Range or by using the Flood Select Tool), being able to easily crop to said selection would be very useful.

With the current workarounds you can't, but if, as per shushustorm's suggestion, the new Crop to Selection just called the existing crop function, it would be non-destructive. Again, the same thing that happens with the current Crop-tool.

Well, technically that is of course true, but in that sense anything is non-destructive if you keep a copy of the original document... What I meant with destructive is that you can't just "Unclip Canvas". I also found a (destructive [by any definition]) workaround for macros: Create the selection you want to crop to > Invert Selection > Delete > Clip Canvas I've also made a macro that handles multi-layer documents. clip_to_selection.afmacro

The problem is just that this doesn't work in macros and is destructive... So I would still very much appreciate a "Crop to Selection" function.

Thanks! They should really use that description in the Windows version as well...

The Rotation slider maxes out at 50%, wich is equivalent to 180°. Rotating further is possible by keying in a larger value, but you shouldn't have to do that. Also, the unit for a rotation should be degree, not percent. P.S. Sorry for sounding so negative in most of my posts, but aside from the stuff I'm complaining about, I think Photo is a great piece of software

Nope, the Mouse Wheel just changes the zoom...

What is "Wheel" here? The Help doesn't say anything about it...

Hey MEB, Any news on this? The retail version also crashes when I attempt to open this file...

No, it's not a bug, it's a feature :wacko: There already is a feature request to implement a toggle for this in the preferences.

When I try to open a specific .afphoto file I get an Unhandeld Exception Code: 0xC0000005. I don't wish to post this file here, but I'll be happy to send it in a PM to someone from Serif.

1. Yes, I did, but not with a 20 second delay and by far not as severe (something that causes 30% - 50% load on your CPU would probably lead to 100% on mine). 2. No, but I did now: Same principal behaviour, just a bit worse (16% when showing the selection and 5% otherwise). So for you this only happens when using RDP?

I cannot reproduce this on my Win 10 pro quad-core 16 GB RAM machine: 1. create a blank image 2. make sure "View" -> "Show Pixel Selection" is checked 3. select some area -> instantly 12% CPU load @ 1.5 GHz 4. wait 20 seconds 5. no change 6. uncheck "View" -> "Show Pixel Selection" -> instantly 4% CPU load @ 0.9 GHz 7. wait 20 seconds 8. no change Maybe this problem is specific for Server 2008 R2...

Using the up and down arrows or the mouse wheel to adjust the exposure in the Develop Persona results in a change of 1, which is far too coarse to be useful.