Choose Edit→Undo or press Ctrl-Z (�-Z on the Mac) to go one
step back. Lo and behold, Photoshop reveals what the image
looked like before the clean-up cropping. As you can see in
Figure 2-9, before the crop there were wedges filled with the
background color (which is white by default). Photoshop au-
tomatically cropped the wedges, leaving as much of the image
as possible intact but necessarily trimming some of the photo
as well.
Figure 2-9.
Canvas background added
during phase one to allow rotation
Parts of original image cropped
during phase two
Boundary of crop applied during phase two
44 Lesson 2: Straighten, Crop, and Size