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You used to be able to put a grid overlay on photos in iPhoto but now I can't figure out how you do it. If you click on it while editing a grid appears but only for a few seconds, I need it to stay for longer.
Any suggestions?
Please explain what you are talking about and exactly how you did this in iPhoto and exactly how you do it for a few seconds in Photos
LN
Please explain what you are talking about and exactly how you did this in iPhoto and exactly how you do it for a few seconds in Photos
LN
The grid is similar to what you'd find on a digital camera for framing and working with the rule of thirds. For this though I want it so I can draw the image using a grid.
I can't remember exactly how I did it in iPhoto but in Photos when you select an image then Edit, select crop and when you click on the image a grid appears for a few seconds. I've attached images of this before and after clicking to help explain it. I hope it helps
In crop mode when I click on a side or corner and move it to crop that grid appears - it does not stay and as far as I know there is no way to turn it on or off or to extend the time it remains - you can suggest to Apple - http://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html
LN
Thanks, I'll try that and hope they make it happen.
you are welcome
LN
How do you put a grid overlay on photos?
