Hello,
I am re-evaluating Aperture now that images can be referenced in place, rather than ingested into a library. I find many features I like.
One feature (bug?) that I don't like is the auto-cropping that occurs while rotating an image. I much prefer LR's approach of an integrated crop and rotate tool, and the ability to crop to corners of the rotated image that is impossible with Aperture.
Or is it? Does anyone know a way to get around this?
Thanks,
Michael Morrison
Full Version: Auto Crop in Rotation
QUOTE (mcmorrison @ Nov 12 2006, 03:21 PM)
Hello,
I am re-evaluating Aperture now that images can be referenced in place, rather than ingested into a library. I find many features I like.
One feature (bug?) that I don't like is the auto-cropping that occurs while rotating an image. I much prefer LR's approach of an integrated crop and rotate tool, and the ability to crop to corners of the rotated image that is impossible with Aperture.
Or is it? Does anyone know a way to get around this?
Thanks,
Michael Morrison
I am re-evaluating Aperture now that images can be referenced in place, rather than ingested into a library. I find many features I like.
One feature (bug?) that I don't like is the auto-cropping that occurs while rotating an image. I much prefer LR's approach of an integrated crop and rotate tool, and the ability to crop to corners of the rotated image that is impossible with Aperture.
Or is it? Does anyone know a way to get around this?
Thanks,
Michael Morrison
Why would you not want this?
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