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Anamorphic
Posted by Stig Olsen on August 23, 2012 at 5:51 pmHi,
We shot a commercial with old russian lomo lenses that comes out anamorphic.
In Recine we stretched them out (2:1) for offline.When conforming them in Davinci, I can’t find a way to do the same. It is possible to stretch to fill all corners and so on the input section, but not to stretch out to the normal frame with black under and on top.
Any suggestions?
Stig
Sasi Evani replied 11 years, 12 months ago 9 Members · 12 Replies -
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Charles Haine
August 23, 2012 at 5:57 pmI built a pre-set in the Output tab of the format room for a 2×1 stretch that worked well on my last Anamorphic job.
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Stig Olsen
August 23, 2012 at 6:59 pmOk, so there is no other ways to do it?
Why do you make the preset in the output tab, and not the input tab? -
Javier Sanchez
August 23, 2012 at 7:25 pmwich version of resolve do you have?
yesterday i get a project on anamorphic lens, and is already out, but i need to know if you are on v9.Javier Sanchez
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Sascha Haber
August 23, 2012 at 7:25 pmSeems brokern in v9b3.
Before it was possible to adjust the Timeline and it would stretch accordinglyNTSC DV is also broken…still…
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Javier Sanchez
August 23, 2012 at 8:50 pmWell is easy then: on the media pool, right clic on the file> clip atribute>Video>pixel aspect ratio> try cinemascope (it work for me) if not there is 16mm anamo or 35mm anamo.
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Javier Sanchez
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Ryan Wu
January 25, 2013 at 3:43 pmI am looking at doing this as well but getting mixed messages between the forum and ARRI.
I tried the cinemascope setting and it deqsueezed and looked good.
However Arri folks tell me:
“You can use the desqueeze using the pixel aspect. But please keep in mind that the framing of the clips will not be correct. You also have to scale the image by a factor of 1.046 ( 1920 / 1836 ).***{I can’t find those settings in DR Lite 9.1}**
The ARRI ALEXA captures a 4:3 2K ProRes file in the resolution 2048×1536. When using an 2x anamorphic lens the picture aspect is 1:2.67. The 2.39 image is centered having extra image data to the left and right with a total pixel width of 1836. When only desqueezing the image you will have an image which is to small and has extra picture information left and right with an picture aspect of 1:2.5 inside your HD image.”
Can anyone clarify this for me.
I am using DaVinci Resolve 9.1 LITE
It rendered fine just using the cinemascope setting and the scale image to fit. I did this using ARRI test footage (parade)but don’t have a rack leader to check it against to see if it is cropped on the ends.I want to create prores 422 LT dailies
Arri says:
– Create a 1920×1080 project. Done
– Create a “InputSizingPreset” with a width of 1.046 and height of 0.523. ( 1920 / 1836 = 1.046 /2 = 0.523 )
****CANT FIND THIS IN RESOLVE 9.1 LITE****– Apply your preset on all your anamorphic ProRes files. Easiest is to select the files on the Media page and right click and choose “Change Input Format Preset for Clip” and choose your previously saved preset.
– Render away.
– please also check in the Project settings, that Image Scaling is set to “Center Crop no resizing” for both options. ****get super streched image***Confused.
Any insight would helpTHX
RTHX
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Charlie Anderson
February 19, 2013 at 5:00 pmInput sizing is under the COLOR tab, the 7th icon from the left (or directly above the color wheel icon in the color tab, you can’t miss it, it’s the tab that looks like something is being resized.) You can add those numbers in there.
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