I'm using Adobe Photoshop CC, and have cropped part of some image, and have saved a .ps version of such crop.
I have another image, for which I want to make the crop with exact size and location of the first crop.
How can I go about that in Adobe Photoshop CC?
The tool Canvas Size also works for cropping - just make the canvas size smaller -, but requires a bit of fiddling and calculation, to make an arbitrary position cropping possible. First, you'll have to crop so that the anchor is in the top left corner so that:
After that, proceed on to make a second Canvas Size cropping, but now making the bottom right corner as the anchor and the width and height as the desired final size.
Another way is to use the normal Rectangular Marquee Tool and select Style: Fixed Size from the options panel (the one located by default under the menu bar) and setting the desired crop size. Now just position the marquee by holding on the mouse and adjusting it to the exact same position by reading the hover notification coordinates.
Just open your cropped Image (IMAGE A) and open other Image (IMAGE B) which you want to Crop by opening both files, Drag IMAGE B to IMAGE A File By Pressing SHIFT Key. It will take exact position(location), size and resolutions. Merged it By CTR + E and save as new PSD file.
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