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I'm trying to crop in Photos 3 using a custom ratio. The software doesn't allow me to enter non-integers for either dimension. Is this intended behavior or an oversight?
In this particular case, I'm trying to crop to the Golden Ratio of ≈1.618:1 (not an uncommon ratio for design)
Specs:
Photos Version 3.0 (3251.12.190)
Processor: 2.8 ㎓ Intel Core i5
Memory: 16GB 1600 ㎒ DDR3
Graphics: Intel Iris 1536 MB
Mac mini, macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)
that is correct and has always been the case - the solution is simple, use integers - as a ratio 1681:1000 is identical to 1.681:1
LN
that is correct and has always been the case - the solution is simple, use integers - as a ratio 1681:1000 is identical to 1.681:1
LN
Thanks LarryHN. That's very annoying, but I suppose the work-around is simple enough. Sorry to take your time.
you are welcome
Not sure why it is annoying - it even saves one stoke in typing so it is even more convenient
LN
cropping to non-integer ratio doesn't work in photos
