The question seems to be asking how to crop an image of an apple, not literally crop an apple fruit. Here's how you can crop an image of an apple on a Mac using the Photos app:
Steps to Crop an Apple Photo on a Mac:
- Open the Photos App: Locate and open the Photos app on your Mac.
- Select the Apple Photo: Find the photo of the apple you want to crop and double-click it to open it.
- Enter Edit Mode: Click the "Edit" button located in the toolbar at the top right of the Photos app window.
- Choose the Crop Tool: In the Edit toolbar, select the "Crop" tool. Alternatively, you can quickly access the crop tool by pressing the "C" key on your keyboard.
- Adjust the Crop Area:
- Drag the corners: Click and drag the corners of the crop rectangle to adjust the area you want to keep.
- Move the selection: Click and drag inside the crop rectangle to reposition it over the desired part of the apple image.
- Aspect Ratio: Use the "Aspect Ratio" menu to constrain the crop to a specific aspect ratio (e.g., 1:1 for a square, 16:9 for widescreen). You can also choose "Original" to maintain the photo's original proportions, or "Custom" to define your own aspect ratio.
- Straighten (Optional): Use the straighten dial to correct any tilting in the image.
- Apply Changes: Click the "Done" button to save your cropped version. This will save the cropped version while also keeping the original photo intact.
By following these steps, you can easily crop any photo, including one of an apple, using the Photos app on your Mac.
