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Cropping, Rotating and Flipping Photos

                 Cropping  means  removing  the  useless  portion
                 of the photo. Rotating means turning a photo at

                 different angles. Flipping means getting the mirror
                 image of the photo either horizontally or vertically.

                 To crop a photo: Open the photo in editing mode.
                 Corners  and  centre  of  boundary  of  the  image
                 will appear bold. These bold parts are known as

                 crop handles. With the help of these crop handles,
                 you can crop a portion of a photo. However, you
                 can also crop the photo from any edge of the
                 photo by following the steps mentioned below.

                 1.  Open the picture that you want to crop in the

                   Photos app.                                                           Cropping a photo
                 2. Select the crop button from the toolbar.

                 3. Choose the cropping option from the toolbar (e.g. Rectangular, Square, Freeform, etc).
                 4. Adjust the selection area by dragging the corner or edges of the selection area.

                 5. Click the “Crop” button.
                 6. The picture is now cropped.


                 To rotate a photo: Open the image you want to rotate                  Click on the Rotate button  to
                 rotate the photo You can also press CTRL + R to rotate the image.

                 To flip a photo: Open the image you want to flip   Click on the Flip button to flip the photo.


















                                  Rotating a photo                                     Flipping a photo



                                   Factbot


                           People had to manually edit photographs before the development of computers.






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