• Image cropping, also known as image trimming, is the process of removing border pixels from an image and can be used for removing uninteresting regions or extracting regions of interest.
• ImageCrop [image] effectively removes borders from image whose pixel value distribution is almost uniform.
• ImageCrop [image,{width,height}] by default removes pixels symmetrically from image, or if width or height is larger than for image, it adds pixels symmetrically.
• The image size specification size in ImageCrop [image,size] can have the following forms:
• width particular width; height based on aspect ratio
  {width,height} particular width and height
  {width,depth,height} particular width, depth and height in 3D
• Specifications for either of the dimensions can be any of the following:
• d d pixels
  UpTo [d] maximum d pixels
  {d_min,d_max} pixel ranges
  Automatic determine value from aspect ratio
  Full do no cropping in this dimension
• The cropping specification spec in ImageCrop [image,size,spec] can have the following forms:
• side crop on the specified side; center otherwise
  {side₁,side₂} crop on the specified sides
  {a_x,a_y} assign a fraction of cropping to each side
• Sides can be specified as Left , Right , Bottom or Top . Center indicates symmetrical cropping.
• Cropping fractions are between and . In the horizontal case, is equivalent to Left , to Right and to Center . In the vertical case, is equivalent to Bottom , and to Top .
• ImageCrop [image,size] is equivalent to ImageCrop [image,size,Center ].
• To obtain an image with an aspect ratio r, use ImageCrop [image,width{1,r}].
• If the final image specified by ImageCrop [image,…] extends beyond image, then pixels are added according to the setting for Padding .

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