Resize has a preset system built into it, much like the one used by Develop and Effects, but which is designed to help you get very specific crops for a wide range of paper and printer types. These include settings for photo lab print sizes, and many Epson, Canon and HP large-format printers, with Matte, Resin Coated, and Canvas types.
In addition to being able to set document size and settings, and settings in any of the other panes, Resize presets always contain a Crop adjustment. What that means is that any time you apply a preset, Resize selects the Crop tool and places the crop overlay on top of your file. There, you can move the overlay to the appropriate crop area (or resize the crop) for your photo.
To apply a preset, choose the category you would like to use from the Presets panel. The category will expand to a list of the available presets for that group. Then, just click on the preset you want to apply.
Saving a Preset
If you have the settings that you wish to save, go to the Preset menu and select Save Preset, and choose a category you would like to save it in.
If you have applied a preset to an image and make adjustments to any of the settings in the left panel, you can update that preset with the new setting by choosing Update Preset with Current Settings from the Preset menu.
To delete a preset, right-click on the preset in the Presets Browser and choose Delete Preset.
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