Cropping how do I crop on camera and save the cropped immage?

Cropping a photo in a camera? I never have seen a camera with this option. You use a zoom, or go close or far, to frame the picture before you shoot. Or for a crop you use a computer.
Sorry, but I think you want a function from your camera, what not is build in it.

Although your EOS 600D does not support digital zoom, while shooting, the same effect can be reached when the picture is already on the memory card. If you want to zoom in later (Crop) please shoot in RAW (or RAW + JPG) Only then all details will be preserved. Later you then can crop the part you wanted to have in the first place. I know your camera can crop the pictures you want to print from the camera. I'm not sure you also can edit RAW pictures and later save them (cropped) as a jpg.

Hello Karen,

You need to go to the original picture file. As you can only undo cropping or other changes while the undo option in edit menu is active, usually early on when file is open in programme editing with. Just after doing the cropping.

So hopefully you didn't crop picture then write over its original file. You saved it { save as } to a new file. If you did overwrite original file after cropping; then you will need to relocate this original picture from the source it came from to access original composition, size etc. If from your camera then simply re transfer to your computer & open it there.

If you're not sure about where it is on your computer then you can do an open search by typing in part of the file name or file format { part after the dot in filename & go through the results lists to try & locate it.

Hope this helps.

I'll give you a trick! it has a large file size because of pixels, so you need to minimize it.

Open the file with mspaint and crop"

1. right click the file that you want to minimize file size, then choose " open with " then there's a option of program, choose the mspaint .
2. then once the picture was already open with mspaint, goto toolbox and choose the Crop tool..
3. Crop the picture..then open a new mspaint, then paste the cropped picture into it, then save afterwards..
4. then its done.

Good luck & please rate..

You can do that in a photo-editing program. It's called "cropping". You select the area you want and the rest is cropped out.

After you have cropped your picture, just press the enter button. It will ask if you want to save it. It will be saved as another image. You will not lose the original.

Download an efficient image software like Irfanview (www.irfanview.com)Select the area. Then Cntrl +Y to crop the image. Save the cropped image with a different name. > Siddhartha Basu, India

hi

Not aware that you can do that on camera. If you are talking about doing it using the Nikon program or any other program, for that matter, let people know which one. Maybe the answer will come your way.

Will

the Power Shot S-series cameras have been some of my favorite camaras..... The SX100 does not support the RAW image format, .... you can rotate and re size a photo, though you cannot crop it

To crop or straighten images in Camera Raw
In the Camera Raw dialog box, select the Crop tool or Straighten tool .
(Optional) If you want the crop area constrained to specific proportions, click the Crop tool icon and choose a proportion from the pop‑up menu. Choosing Custom opens the Custom Crop dialog box, where you can specify the proportions or the dimensions of the crop. Click OK.
Do one of the following:
To crop the image, drag the Crop tool over the image.
To straighten the image, drag the Straighten tool in the preview image to establish what’s horizontal or vertical.
(Optional) To adjust the crop area, do one of the following:
To scale or rotate the crop area, drag just outside the bounding box handles.
To move the crop area, click in the bounding box and drag.
If you selected several images in the Camera Raw dialog box, they are all cropped to the same size, with the crop applied in the same position.
Note: To cancel the crop operation, press Esc with the Crop tool selected or click the Crop tool and choose Clear Crop from the pop‑up menu. To cancel the crop and close the Camera Raw dialog box without processing the camera raw image file, click the Cancel button or deselect the Crop tool and press Esc.
Click Open, Done, or Save to apply the crop and process the camera raw image file.