Hi everyone, Steve here. Photoshop has an annoying problem where it doesn't always center an image after you crop it. Instead, the cropped image snaps to the upper left of the screen, forcing you to drag it back into the center yourself. In this quick tip, I show you three examples of when this problem happens, why it happens, and the easy way to fix it. I hope this video is helpful!
Are you sure your preferences from the older version didn't get carried over? I'm on a PC but Overscroll is turned on for me in 24.0.1 after resetting the preferences.
Hi everyone, Steve here. Photoshop has an annoying problem where it doesn't always center an image after you crop it. Instead, the cropped image snaps to the upper left of the screen, forcing you to drag it back into the center yourself. In this quick tip, I show you three examples of when this problem happens, why it happens, and the easy way to fix it. I hope this video is helpful!
Thank you! It's been driving me nuts!!
Thanks Steve. I’ve been wondering why this happens when I crop something
Thank You!
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Very helpful. Thank you!
Great to hear it. Thanks for watching!
WOW...Thanks for the help...
Simple but very useful.
wow , thank you so much brother
I hope it's helpful. Thank you for watching!
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@2:30 --- There you go, that's the answer.
Overscroll was turned off by default in v. 24.0.1 on my Mac.
Are you sure your preferences from the older version didn't get carried over? I'm on a PC but Overscroll is turned on for me in 24.0.1 after resetting the preferences.
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel I can't be "sure" but I don't recall making this change in preferences earlier.
Why Photoshop staff kept this useless feature ? Don't they see it's annoying ?