All right, welcome back.
So on this lecture, we're going to talk about the crop tool.
So I'm going to defiles save to make sure we save our progress here.
And now what we're gonna do is we're gonna do a crop of little kitten here.
So you can see here we have.
These little markers all the way around.
And one way to do it is you can just drag them all this way.
And then we can crop out everything except for the little cute little kitten here.
All right.
Some of us save that.
And then let's to file new and I'm going to do photo default Photoshop size and I'm going to go to the
desktop here and.
Right.
Click on a little kitten here and we're going to open him.
And Illustrator and Photoshop.
OK, so I'm going to close this out.
And then let's try that one more time.
Here are some of the right click on him open with.
And we do Photoshop and some of the had control a a mark this layer control a control see.
And then go to untitled one and here control V.
And I'm going to hit the E key and erase the background so that we have just the whitecap there for
the most part.
I do file save as and when I say this as untitled twelve hit save and I'll hit OK.
And now what we're gonna do is we're gonna crop him out.
So I'll show you how this looks when you use the crop tool.
If I just click and drag, then I can crop out everything around it and just focus.
Just get to the focal point here of just doing that right there.
OK.
So that's the crop, too.
Now, the prospective crop tool is kind of like a.
I want to say that it crops an image to correct distortions caused by perspective.
OK.
So it's the same idea you can.
So we can do that.
And then if you click on the checkmark, then it's going to crop it.
All right.
The next thing is the sliced tool.
So if we are going to optimize this for the Web, we would slice this into one slice and then optimize
that for the Web.
OK.
And that's the slice to another slice.
Select tool is gonna let me select slices on this case.
We only have one.
But if we had another slice, then you could select there.
All right.
So that's the crop tool.
The prospective crop tool, the sliced tool and the slice like tool.
Thanks for watching us in the next lecture.