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Fastest easiest way I know
I use FCP so I wouldn't be able to comment on Premier but this is the easiest way I know of to do what you want. There is even a demo to download. for a tryout.
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hmm. Thanks rhett...did try the demo. definitely an easy way to do it without using premiere.
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by the way. Did some more fooling around and found an even easier way.
You don't have to apply any effects at all. Just start with a standard 4:3 project. Import your widescreen DV footage (stretched 4:3). Before putting the project onto the timeline, select the clip and go to the menu Clip, video options. Select Maintain aspect ratio. That's it. It'll play in the correct non-stretched 16x9 in a letterboxed format. You can even specify the colors of the bars. |
Nice trick, Mdreyes23.
It works!!! I think I'll be shooting in widescreen all the time now!!! Neat ;+) Ed Smith |
Glad I could help. More reason why we should have a forum dedicated to Adobe Premiere. Chris, how is that going?
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I'll second that, Mdreyes.
I'll take it you have to capture the footage in the 16x9mode and then import it into the 4x3mode? Is there an easier way around this? |
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