Hi Tony,
First you choose the crop tool, then you put in 8 and 10 and 300 for
the parameters.
Then you crop the image.
Inserting the precise numbers to which you wish to crop will
automatically show you what your possibilities are for cropping. You
can use the arrows to move the crop window if you don't like where
you began, and when you hit return or enter the resulting file will
be 300 dpi instead of 72, which is what the camera gives you.
Then you save the cropped file with another name so you retain your original.
--
Emily L. Ferguson
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508-563-6822
New England landscapes, wooden boats and races, press photography
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