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Late Import Crop Decisions

The photographer delivered [count=120] RAWs and the designer needs cropped images for the brochure by [deadline=6pm]. …

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The photographer delivered [count=120] RAWs and the designer needs cropped images for the brochure by [deadline=6pm]. I don't know which frames the art director will prefer for full-bleed versus inset images and I'm nervous about choosing wrong and wasting retouch time. Tell me how to triage which images I can batch-place with safe crops and which need manual framing, and give the fast check I should run to avoid introducing a tilted horizon into a spread.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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Importing a photographer's folder at 4pm; the designer needs proof pages by 6pm and I'm unsure about crop choices.

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