ENG The secrets of cropping

[@pieterzanen6776]

Glad to see you are back! Always liked you tutorials and looking forward to new ones

[@europlatus]

These are great tips. Hoping to see more from you soon because you have a unique approach to DT and are a natural teacher.

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Thanks @europlatus. I actually am a teacher, not software but maths!

[@ruud9767]

It's been a long wait, but you are back and that's wonderful.

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Thanks Ruud!

[@kermiten80]

Content de vous revoir, vos tutos sont vraiment parmi les meilleurs !

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Merci @kermiten80! Version française à venir.

[@rosleinrot5322]

Thank you for the explaining the crop module. It makes working with dt much more easyler. There were some issues I didn't noticed yet.

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Thanks!

[@marcalmecija5761]

Thank you.

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

You're welcome!

[@nicholaswilliams3091]

Welcome back!

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Thanks, glad to get back into it!

[@bernym4047]

Regarding the printer charging by area: If you rotate the dog image 90 degrees, you could save a penny or two ;). Thank you for another great video

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Yes of course Berny, I was just showing an example because I didn't want to share photos of my family. Optimisation is key!

[@billthomas7644]

Most useful. Thanks.

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

My pleasure!

[@tonybarrett7557]

The uncropped version

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

Yes, sorry about that!

[@tonybarrett7557]

@@adabbleinphotography8721 No need! So happy to see a lovely new video from you

[@LucaOrlandi]

​@@adabbleinphotography8721I would love ti see some new videos from you; Always very clear and "scientific"

[@emmypuss4533]

Interesting cropping concept. What sort of Spaniel? And doesn't look like a French bulldog.

[@adabbleinphotography8721]

A cavalier King Charles. Lovely breed of dogs!