Don French
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Well, as I said before, I don’t have a problem to solve at this point because I fixed it in AP. I was just trying to figure out how this happened to this one image and to none of the others I imported – and I still don’t know. As to cropping an image that is 1440×1080 to 1920×1080, I didn’t know that you could do that. It actually increases the canvas size – nice! Anyway, there is no need to do that, as AP takes care of centering the image on the frame for me – inserting black side bars to fill the frame.
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No help.
View > Pixel Aspect Ratio has Square checked and Custom Pixel Aspect Ratio has a Factor of 1.000, both of which are what I would expect but not what Premier seems to think about this image.
Are you using CS6? Because Image > Size in CS6 does not show anything like what you suggest. It shows Pixel Dimensions: 4.45M and entry fields for width and height in either pixels or percent. And Document Size with entry fields for Width, Height, and Resolution – but no PAR or anything else in parentheses.
My image is 1080 pixels high and 1440 wide.
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Thanks on the footage clarification. I am new to Premier and so am still learning. (NLE = non-linear editor?)
When I open the image in PS it appears correct (not stretched like it does in AP). Also, when I go to View > Pixel Aspect Ratio, Square is checked, which would seem to imply a PAR of 1.0. Am I missing something?
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Footage? It is a JPG.