camera rav

[olgBayko]

When uploading a photo to Photoshop , the camera cuts the picture to the width . Please tell me the problem. The settings have not changed. This has never happened before

 

[IamSam]

Hello. What is camera rav? Did you mean Camera raw?

When uploading a photo to Photoshop , the camera cuts the picture to the width

What camera?

Please provide more detailed information and screen shots if at all possible. Thanks!

 

[thebestcpu]

Hi @olgBayko
There are number of reasons that can cause this and this community forum post covers most of those cases
Hope this help
John Wheeler
https://community.adobe.com/t5/phot...lem-with-raw-files-being-cropped/td-p/9413873

 

[olgBayko]

Hello. What is camera rav? Did you mean Camera raw?


What camera?

Please provide more detailed information and screen shots if at all possible. Thanks!

Hello. What is camera rav? Did you mean Camera raw?


What camera?

Please provide more detailed information and screen shots if at all possible. Thanks!

Good evening. Yes, the camera is raw.

 

[olgBayko]

Hi @olgBayko
There are number of reasons that can cause this and this community forum post covers most of those cases
Hope this help
John Wheeler
https://community.adobe.com/t5/phot...lem-with-raw-files-being-cropped/td-p/9413873

Thank you I will try to study

 

[thebestcpu]

Hi @olgBayko

When the crop ratio in raw is different than other applications, most likely your camera somehow got set to 1:1 crop ratio (it does not get rid of pixles) and the crop value is set in the image metadata.



When read into ACR, it will initially respect that crop metadata. To revert back to full frame you need to click on the crop tool and choose either full or shot as (not sure which one works in your case.



To not have to do the workaround, change the crop setting in the camera.
That is my best guess of what is going on for your Canon EOS R6
Hope this helps
John Wheeler

 

[olgBayko]

Thank you for helping me a lot. The camera really had an aspect ratio of 1:1

 

[thebestcpu]

You're welcome @olgBayko and hope that solved your problem
John Wheeler