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Posted by Pat Horridge on 01/25/06 13:57
"Kayaker" <jay@bossig.com> wrote in message
news:P%uBf.153$0l.134276@news.sisna.com...
>I have a small amount of DV footage (Canon XL-2) shot in 4:3 . The rest of
> what we have is shot in true 16:9. We would like to use the 4:3 footage
> but
> can't seem to figure out how to convert it (using Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5
> on
> WinXP). Can anyone shed some light on the proper steps to get this to
> 16:9.
> We don't mind losing the top and bottom parts of the image if we can get
> the
> format/shape to match. Thanks!
> PS Is there a way to search the archives on this forum? I assume this
> issue has been dealt with here before, but don't know how to look for the
> answer.
>
> Jay
>
Basically you need to do a vertical resize by 33% This will crop the top
and or bottom depending how you do it.
You should end up with long thin people when viewed in a 4:3 viewer (just as
16:9 should look when viewed at 4:3)
I presume with Premiere (I'm fortunate not to have to use it) the vertical
resize will not be realtime so will need rendering.
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