Rocking Out With Photoshop - How to Crop for a Specific Frame Size in Photoshop

This video tutorial demonstrates how to crop an image to fit a specific frame size using the crop tool. It covers setting the crop dimensions, adjusting the crop to retain the desired part of the image, and ensuring the image quality is maintained to avoid pixelation. The tutorial concludes with finalizing the crop and preparing the image for printing.

What is the primary reason for cropping an image in this tutorial?

• To convert the image to black and white

• To add more elements to the image

• To fit the image into a specific frame size

• To change the color of the image

What should you be cautious about when adjusting the crop size?

• Reducing the crop size too much

• Making the crop too large

• Adding too many colors

• Changing the image format

What is the recommended resolution for printing the cropped image?

• 400 pixels per inch

• 300 pixels per inch

• 150 pixels per inch

• 200 pixels per inch

Why can't the height to width ratio of the crop box be changed after setting it?

• Because it would distort the image

• Because the ratio is predetermined for the frame size

• Because the crop tool does not allow it

• Because it is locked by default

What command is used to fill the screen with the cropped image?

• Command or Control + 0

• Command or Control + Z

• Command or Control + S

• Command or Control + A