ArcSoft photostudio Manuale Utente

 

 

 

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Click the Auto-Define button to let the program try to locate and select the individual 

photos.  If you’ve put the photos close together or for some reason they can’t be 

individually detected, use the New button to create a new selection box.  You can then 

resize the box (click and drag the corners) and position it over an individual photo.  Keep 

repeating the process until each photo has a selection box around it.  Zoom tools are 
available if you need them.  If you end up with a selection box you don’t need, click it 

and then click the Remove button.  When you’re ready, click Crop.  Each selection box 

will be cropped out as a separate image. 

•  Rotate: Use this command to rotate your image.  You can enter in the specific amount 

of degrees, or click and drag the corners of the preview that appears. 

•  Orientation: This command can be used to rotate and/or flip your image in a number of 

ways.  Previews are available; simply click the one you want.  You can choose to alter 

the entire image or only a specific layer. 

•  Add Border: When you add a border, blank space is added around the edges of your 

photo.  You can specify the amount (in pixels) that is added to each side. 

•  Image Size: Use this command to resize your entire image.  You can go about doing 

this in a few different ways. 

 

 

 

The easiest way to do it is to change the size by entering a new percentage.  The 

percentage is related to the current image size.  By default, this value is 100 (for the 

width and the height).  This means the image is 100% of its size.  You can increase or 

decrease the percentage to get the size you want.  For example, if you change the 
percentage to 50, the image will shrink to ½ its size.  If you increase the percentage to 

200, the image will double in size.  Alternately, you can enter in the new size in terms of 

specific pixels for the width and/or height.  You may notice that when you change one 

value, the other one changes automatically as well.  This is because the Keep Aspect 

Ratio box is checked.  You will rarely want to uncheck this box.  What it does is keep 

your image in proportion, so when you increase or decrease the width or height, it