Quick tech vidding question...
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ash48I've been thinking more about the bromance vid and realised if I used footage from lots of different shows I would have a mix of both 4.3 and 16.9 aspect ratios.
I think that'll look pretty yuk. I wouldn't want to stretch the 4.3 nor crop the 16.9. Does anyone have any idea how I could make the different ARs work together?
Damn, idea might be dead before I've even begun...
I think that'll look pretty yuk. I wouldn't want to stretch the 4.3 nor crop the 16.9. Does anyone have any idea how I could make the different ARs work together?
Damn, idea might be dead before I've even begun...
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Date: 2010-09-04 12:45 pm (UTC)And my Quicktime is the Pro version which has some additional functions.
I did run into an odd aspect problem. I had 4:3 (some of which weren't exactly 4:3, some 16:9 (some of which weren't exactly 16:9), and some title sequences from Live Type. Anywhere that the Live Type clip overlaid "certain" 16:9 clips it looked okay. But where the Live Type "didn't" overlay the 16:9 clip it distorted it.
Took me all night to figure out I needed to extend the Live Type clip and just bring the opacity down to zero so it wouldn't distort the clip underneath.
Yeah, there are always new problem...