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    • bushfilm
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    question about re-sizing to 16X9

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    I seem to remember a post about re-sizing 4X3 video to 16X9. Can someone help me out with the correct procedure here? I have a :30 sec spot that was shot in DV in 4X3 and I need for it to be 16X9 and was hoping not to have to just crop it.  Thanks for the help!

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    Re: question about re-sizing to 16X9

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    Pan and Scan effect, under Reformat.

    Set your Source to 1.33 (4:3), Target to 16:9 (Anamorphic).  Right click your Source/Record monitors and change them to 16:9.  It will stretch your 4:3 footage to 134 vertically (default is 100), which then unstretches to make it 16:9.

     

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