How To Crop Photos On Nikon D7500
Nikon D7500 comes with the exciting feature of a Trim tool that enables the user to crop images in-camera-camera itself.
Trimming away some of the edges and perimeters of the image to adjust it to the shape and size you would like is the best way to bring the object of the image into focus.
Allow the purpose to get all the attention it deserves by cropping out some of the irrelevant aspects of the photograph by using this quick feature.
After you click a picture, select the trim option from the Retouch menu. You will find the following options appearing on your screen-
Step 1- Set The Crop Aspect Ratio:
The user can use the crop aspect ratios- 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 1:1, and 16:9 to crop the photographs you click. The original aspect ratio of the picture can be seen in the upper-right corner of the screen of the Nikon D7500.
Step 2- Adjust The Crop Frame Size:
There is a variety of different crop sizes from which you can choose the right one for each aspect ratio. The crop size you want will depend upon the original size of the frame.
The current size of the photo appears on the upper-left corner of the screen of the camera. There are different techniques to change the crop-frame size in the Nikon D7500.
- Reduce the cropping frame- click on the Reduce symbol that appears when you tap on the trim option or press and release the Zoom out buttons on the screen. Each tap reduces the frame size.
- Increase the cropping frame- press on the Zoom in the option that appears on the screen to enlarge the cropping frame.
Step 3- Reposition The Cropping Frame:
Click on the different up, down, left and right options on the screen to adjust or drag the frame around the screen to get the right angle you are looking for to bring accurate focus and attention to the object of the photograph.
You must remember to use the Trim feature on your images after you are done editing the picture because the changes you make using the Trim option cannot be fixed or altered using the menu of Retouch tools again.
Step 4- Save The Final Image:
The last and final step of cropping and editing your pictures is to save the final image. After you are done editing and cropping the image to bring it to the right frame size, tap on the OK button present at the base of the editing screen.
You can also save the final edits and frame crops by pressing the OK button. This image is saved in JPEG format, and the smart camera makes sure it is saved in an image quality that is the same as that of the original.
The user can also start with a raw image and get a JPEG version saved using the Fine Setting in the camera. The only exception here is the Image Overlay, where the camera combines two raw files into one raw file and saves it in the camera.
Always Remember!
You must make sure that while you are cropping the images in advance of printing it, you must generate a suitable printing pixel.
Make sure to keep a check on the pixel count every time you reduce or crop the image in question to get a good print of the photograph from the camera itself.
The Nikon D7500 has some of the most unique and exciting features among the different generations of cameras, and this makes it stand out from the rest!