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Side by Side Images
My friend and I (my friend being the one who uses Premeire) are trying to export an animatic alongside the finished movie product in 6.0. My first question is how does one put two complete frames side by side and not in a split frame effect?
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What is the playback method? If you create a project with the correct dimensions, you can do anything you want. But two 4:3 frames do not fit into one 4:3 frame without making each one 50% of it’s original scale.
Steven
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It’s for web delivery. We’ve adjusted the canvas to be wider, allowing space enough for both images and used the motion settings to line them up side by side. We’ve gotten, by trial and error, the placement to just the way we want it and it looks perfect in the little preview area inside the table. The problem is when we click OK to actually apply the effect, everything ends up distorted. The image on the left takes up about 20% of the frame, while the image on the right is stretched out of proportion to cover the rest. It looks good in the preview, so what’s the deal?
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It’s for web delivery. We’ve adjusted the canvas to be wider, allowing space enough for both images and used the motion settings to line them up side by side. We’ve gotten, by trial and error, the placement to just the way we want it and it looks perfect in the little preview area inside the table. The problem is when we click OK to actually apply the effect, everything ends up distorted. The image on the left takes up about 20% of the frame, while the image on the right is stretched out of proportion to cover the rest. It looks good in the preview, so what’s the deal?
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