Cutting away the edges of a photograph to remove unneeded parts and reduce the size.
Cutting off unwanted areas of any artwork or photograph.
Printing or using only part of the image that is in the original negative or trannie, usually for a more pleasing composition. Could also refer to the framing of the scene in the viewfinder. (see Clean & Tight)
Trimming a photo or illustration down from its original size
Cutting or trimming a photo to eliminate unwanted portions and to improve its composition. Also done for decorative purposes.
selecting a portion of a negative or print to be printed or reproduced.
Cutting an illustration to fit a given area or to remove unwanted background to improve composition.
Precise sizing of a photographic or digital image, selecting a portion of the total image area.
The elimination of unnecessary portions of a design or illustration.
To trim; Cutting down prints, photographs or pages to a required size, often without regard for their original composition.
Trimming original photographs to smaller size.
The elimination of parts of an image that are not required
Cutting out (or marking out) a graphic so that the focus is on an individual part of it.
Removing unwanted parts of a picture by trimming its edges.
Cutting out unwanted parts at the edges of a picture.
Altering the boundaries of a finished photograph by trimming or masking the photo.
This is enlarging a section of a photograph. This is routinely done to improve composition or to leave out parts of a photo that are important or distracting.
Cropping is the term used for cutting or trimming photos to remove unnecessary edges or unwanted parts of the picture to make it just the right size or just right for what you need in your scrapbook. Photos are usually cropped to remove excess background to provide a better focus on photo subject. It is recommended that you obtain a copy of your photo to use for cropping and to keep the original photo for posterity. One easy way to do this is to use your computer to scan and modify/crop your image and then print the cropped image at a size to suit you scrapbook.
Editing the content of an image by removing or covering unwanted parts of the image.
Trimming away the edges of a photo to make the image a smaller size.
The marking of a photograph so as to indicate parts that need not appear in the published photograph. As a result, the essential material is "enlarged" and highlighted.
Selecting an area of a photograph or illustration to fit into a defined space.
This involves removing the outside edges of a photograph to remove excessive or irrelevant background content of a photo. This technique is often used to create interesting framing for images. Note that this is not the same as resizing, which keeps the image intact.
Removing the edges of something, usually video.
To “crop” a photo means to cut the photo. Most of the time, you'll do this to trim out excess background like sky and grass to better focus on the main subject of the picture.
Reducing the size of the image when printing or taking a photograph to result in a more pleasing composition.
A method of presenting a widescreen movie in fullscreen. The sides of the original widescreen frame are simply cut away, without regard to composition.
Cutting out an area of an image.
Cutting off an undesired portion of a printed piece, photograph or other image.
This is the act of defining the precise area of an image that is to appear when it is reproduced. A crude analogy would be using scissors to cut the edges of a photograph, leaving only the desired area.
The trimming away of unwanted portions of a picture. Photos are often cropped to focus attention on one particular area. Cropping can be used to change a picture's dimensions or to exclude unwanted areas.
Cropping is the trimming of a photo to remove unnecessary sections. Cropping should be done to improve a photo not just to make a pretty shape. Cropping also allows for more photos to be added to a page. When cropping some attention should be paid to maintaining the historical integrity of a picture. Never crop out anything that identifies the time period in which the photo was taken.
Cutting off unwanted portions of the image around the subject of the photo or enlarging only a specific portion of an image. To “ZOOM-IN” so to speak, so that the unwanted surrounding portion of the image is not in the finished photograph.
Removing part of a photo or piece of line art so that only a portion of the original will be reproduced.
To reduce in size; to remove unwanted elements.
Photographs usually include extraneous detail at their top, bottom, or sides. Cropping removes the unwanted information, allowing the most important message-bearing elements of the photograph to emerge with added clarity.
to delete unwanted parts of an image so that the result is more useful
Resize/resizing a graphic by trimming with the cropping tool.
To trim the ear leather and cause ears to stand erect
To change, delete, or otherwise alter the size of an image being projected or viewed as a print. In theatrical projection it is usually the result of "home made" aperture plates, improper screen rnasking, wrong focal length lenses, etc.
To cut or trim a photograph... to highlight a certain area, or cut out unwanted activity, or simply changing the photograph's shape.
show HIDE The proportional sizing of a photograph to focus on the subject of the photo.
Trimming or masking off unwanted portions of an illustration.
the elimination of parts of a photograph or other original that are not required to be printed. Cropping allows the remaining parts of the image to be enlarged to fill the space.
The cutting out of extraneous parts of an image, usually a photograph.
Printing only part of the image that is in the negative or slide, usually for a more pleasing composition, in medium format, esp the 6 x 6, some form of cropping is necessary for publishing on A4 magazine format. May also refer to the framing of the scene in the viewfinder.
excluding part of a photo or illustration to show only the portion desired or to fit a given space requirement.
Cropping is a function that trims the outer edges of a photo to eliminate part of the image (or a person) in the background. It is often used to change the emphasis (or subject) of the photo.
Taking out parts or edges of an image so you can enlarge or better frame the rest of the image for printing.
for artwork, cutting out the extraneous parts of an image, usually a photograph.
Cutting or trimming a photo to eliminate unwanted portions and to highlight desired elements. Also done for decorative purposes in a variety of shapes.
A method of discarding extraneous material from a digital image e.g. borders created during the scanning process
Photo editing technique where a part of a photograph is removed.
In photography, cropping refers to the practice of establishing the edge of an image. Often a close cropped photograph cuts parts of the central image off for expressive or compositional purposes.
To cut out the boring, non-essential parts of a photograph. Don't be afraid to crop. If you didn't crop, you might as well just have a photo album.
The process of removing an unnecessary portion of a picture, illustration, or photograph.
(Crop) The digital or manual process of cutting away undesired portions of a captured image.
Making parts of a photo larger or or smaller or eliminating parts of it.
The cutting or trimming of ear leather to encourage it to stand erect.
An image-editing technique whereby a portion of a photograph is removed, usually from the outside of the image, to eliminate unwanted details.
eliminating portions of copy so that it better fits the page design. It is usually done by trimming the image.
Selecting the portion of an image within a specified rectangle and removing everything outside of that rectangle. See also cutting.
shaping or editing the photograph. This is an artistic judgment which trims the image to fill available space.
the act of squaring off and then chopping off extraneous images around the main image that you want to highlight. You can crop both in your fractal generator and your art program. Many artists consider cropping an art unto itself.
Masking or otherwise shaping a photographic image to change its proportions.
omitting parts of an image when making a print or copy negative in order to improve the composition of the final image.
The cutting or trimming of the ear leather for the purpose of inducing the ears to stand erect. Not allowed by the Kennel Club.
A process of removing the outside edges of a photograph to remove any irrelevant background content.
Cropping is a method to remove parts of the left and right sides of a widescreen movie so that it fits into another aspect ratio, without stretching the image or filling the blank spaces with letterbox bars.