Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Tim Gray on December 03, 2007, 09:55:27 am
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LR has some interesting different grid layouts from within the develop/crop tool. But the're tough to see - is there an option to customize the appearance of the grid lines? (within crop, hit O (oh, not zero) to see the options)
Thanks.
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LR has some interesting different grid layouts from within the develop/crop tool. But the're tough to see - is there an option to customize the appearance of the grid lines? (within crop, hit O (oh, not zero) to see the options)
Thanks.
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I thought that I recently saw this in one of the mag's I get. I think it was in the last issue of PhotoshopUser.
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That's very cool. I hadn't seen that before.
Sorry, I can't help you customize them.
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LR has some interesting different grid layouts from within the develop/crop tool. But the're tough to see - is there an option to customize the appearance of the grid lines? (within crop, hit O (oh, not zero) to see the options)
Thanks.
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I found that option quite some time ago trying to turn off the default "thirds" layout. Pleasantly surprised to find golden ratio as a choice.
I have been a user of the golden ratio instead of rule of thirds most of the time since my college days.
I couldn't find a way to change how well they showed up either.
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Since we're talking about grids, is there anyway (without creating it by hand) to actually *print* a grid on top of the photo, in any common software that anybody knows about?
JC
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From what I can tell you are just supposed to sense that it is there.