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I'd like to crop two pictures with the exact coordinates. I can define the dimensions of the crop identically but I don't know how to position one corner on exactly the same coordinates on both pictures. Anyone any idea?

Cheers, Timo

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Assuming they are the same size, you could try one of these approaches:

  1. Record the crop action of the first image as a macro. Save the macro and apply it to the second image.
  2. Load both images into a Stack using File > New Stack. Crop. Rasterize and Trim. Then select one of the layers, Copy, and File > New from Clipboard. Repeat for the other layer, or simply delete the layer that you copied.

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5 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

Assuming they are the same size, you could try one of these approaches:

Or just group the 2 images and crop the group (you can ungroup after the crop)

Would that work?

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Thanks for your answers ... I guess both will work since it is the same picture that I need for an image comparison in WordPress ... I decided to do the cropping already in CaptureOne since that seems a lot easier than in AP. I was hoping there was a way to define something like (Top-Left corner e.g. in transformations)  - but that is not possible. Despite that I like your intelligent workaround suggestions. Might come in handy on similar problems. Thanks for that!

Cheers, Timo

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