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chrisengelking
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Alright, so I shot a movie recently using my SONY TRV-900 (3CCD) camera and I shot in 16:9 mode - REAL 16:9 mode that is...anamorphic video.
When I CAPTURE the video to my computer I usually click the check-box for 16:9 video. When I open the clips in the VIEWER I see it in a 4:3 (standard) frame with my 16:9 video inside of it (bars).
My question is, am I logging my anamorphic footage the BEST way? I would prefer to see the clip in it's anamorphically compressed (where the image is stretched such that it looks distorted) state and then export it with a 16:9 apect ratio (instead of 4:3 with bars).
Anyone know anything about this? Please talk me through it! Thanks for any help!
~Chris
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Volcano Vaporizers
When I CAPTURE the video to my computer I usually click the check-box for 16:9 video. When I open the clips in the VIEWER I see it in a 4:3 (standard) frame with my 16:9 video inside of it (bars).
My question is, am I logging my anamorphic footage the BEST way? I would prefer to see the clip in it's anamorphically compressed (where the image is stretched such that it looks distorted) state and then export it with a 16:9 apect ratio (instead of 4:3 with bars).
Anyone know anything about this? Please talk me through it! Thanks for any help!
~Chris
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Volcano Vaporizers
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