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    properly resizing a psd file to fit current project

    I am working on a project that is 720x480 and need to incorporate psd files that are 960 by 720. how do i properly get them into my avid timeline and have them look clear when i export? I dont want to crop the file because i need the whole frame

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    Re: properly resizing a psd file to fit current project

    prometheusunbound85:

    I am working on a project that is 720x480 and need to incorporate psd files that are 960 by 720. how do i properly get them into my avid timeline and have them look clear when i export? I dont want to crop the file because i need the whole frame

    If you want to keep the complete 960x720 image an put it on your 720x480 to fill the frame completely - you have to expect some distortion, as 720x480 and 960x720 have different ratios.

    There is one way that I will suggest.
    It does entail cropping part of your original image, but sometimes that can be a positive move.

    Here is a Video tutorial I made explaining the Ratio difference problems and how I solve the problem.

    Good luck.

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  • Wed, May 4 2011 12:47 AM In reply to

    Re: properly resizing a psd file to fit current project

    You're going to have to make a sacrifice somewhere.  You can't fit the image in the 720x480 space full frame because it'll stretch it out.  To keep it from stretching, you can't fill the frame.  

     

    *EDIT* Douglas posted while I was experimenting

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