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A photo from yesterday's shoot is tilted and the layout grid is locked; print proofs are tomorrow.
1 ready prompt
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The hero photo from yesterday is tilted and when I straighten it the horizon and the headline type…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The hero photo from yesterday is tilted and when I straighten it the horizon and the headline type must lock perfectly to the grid for [deadline=tomorrow's print proof]. I'm worried that nudging the crop will force me to recompose the type. Tell me whether to rotate and extend the canvas or to reframe the crop, and the exact step that keeps the type lock intact with minimal rework.
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