Lightroom 5 tutorial: Using the aspect ratio crop overlay | lynda.com
In this tutorial, find out how to crop your images to a particular aspect ratio in Lightroom 5. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/Lightroom-tutorials/Photos…
Video Tutorial Rating: 4 / 5
Don’t forget to check out our other video tutorials or share this video with a friend.
3 responses to “Lightroom 5 tutorial: Using the aspect ratio crop overlay | lynda.com”
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
Video Tutorials
Bringing you the best video tutorials for Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks, WordPress, CSS and others.
Video tutorial posted 15/10/13
Category: Lightroom Tutorials
Pages
Random Videos
Video Categories
- 3DS Max Tutorials (150)
- After Effects Tutorials (160)
- C# Tutorials (121)
- Colour (6)
- Crazy Effects (1)
- CSS Tutorials (120)
- Dreamweaver Tutorials (139)
- Excel Tutorials (127)
- Featured (10)
- Fireworks Tutorials (131)
- General Effects (9)
- HTML Tutorials (143)
- Illustration and Vector (1)
- Illustrator Tutorials (174)
- IMove Tutorials (119)
- Lightroom Tutorials (145)
- People and Faces (3)
- Photoshop Tutorials (169)
- Text Effects (7)
- Uncategorized (32)
- WordPress Tutorials (140)
Tags
VideoTutorials.co.uk
-
Videotutorials.co.uk offers the web's best Photoshop tutorials, Illustrator video guides, CSS and HTML tutorials and much more all in one place. With new videos being added every day, you can learn how to master software and code to give your images and website some great effects.
Our site has beginner, intermediate and advanced video tutorials of varying lengths so you can learn a new skill at your own speed and level. So whether you're a web designer, print designer or just wanting to edit some family photos, you can get to it quickly and easily using these free video guides. (more)
This is an unecessary duplication of the selection already available to crop module, as far as I can see.
We didn’t know that the crop overlay option was there…OOPS. LOL! Thanks so much.
How is this less tedious that selecting an aspect ratio from the dropdown on the right and just select the area you want to crop?