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Adobe Premiere CC- How can I get my picture to fit in my window correctly?
Hello,
I’m somewhat of a novice, so please bear with me. I am editing a sequence together that has footage from multiple camera sources. Some of the footage is at 24.00 fps, some at 29.97, some at 23.976.
When I’m looking at the window to see my footage, some of the footage fits completely in the window, and the other half is getting chopped off, so I can only see 1/3 of the image. I divided my footage in half into two different sequences, and the footage looks great, nothing getting chopped off. But, as soon as I combine all of the footage into one sequence, something is getting chopped off.
What is happening? Both of my sequences are set to 23.96. So, theoretically, they should look the same in either sequence, correct?
I just want all of my footage to fit correctly into one sequence so I can see the entire picture of each clip.
Thank you so much,
Nicole -
2 Replies
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Hello,
How much total footage is there?
If there is a lot, then I use Prelude and Adobe Media Encoder to put all the footage in the exact same codec, timebase, and frame size. It’s easy to do, but takes a bit of time to render, but it pays dividends in the end.
Have you previewed the footage in Bridge and or Prelude to make sure the footage works?
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Try to scale down the size of the clips that are too large for your frame.
Double click on the clip to put it in the Viewer. Select “Effects Control” tab. Open up the “Motion” setting and adjust the Scale.
Bars & Tone
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