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Activity Forums Adobe After Effects Creating Movies for 16×9

  • Steve Roberts

    April 11, 2007 at 9:44 pm

    Use the comp preset for D1 widescreen if you shot D1, or the DV widescreen preset if you shot DV.

    To make it look normal on the computer screen as you work, hit the Pixel Aspect Ratio correction switch under the comp window.

  • Envision! Film and video

    April 11, 2007 at 11:51 pm

    Thanks. We’re on an older version (6.5) but took your advice and went 720×540 with the widescreen pixel (1.2). It looks like it does the same thing…

  • Steve Roberts

    April 12, 2007 at 2:54 am

    No! Not 720×540 with widescreen pixel! Use 864×486, square pixel! Then drag it into a D1 widescreen or DV widescreen preset comp for rendering.

    Don’t ever mix square pixel sizes (720×540) with non-square (1.2) PARs.

    Go to the tutorials page and search for Rick Gerard’s tutorials, specifically “pixel madness” or “Dr. Strangepixel”.

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