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  • Gary Depaola

    November 7, 2012 at 5:36 pm in reply to: Wide screen question.

    Gentleman, thank you for all your input and advice ! As mentioned, the image really is being recorded in 16:9 but has black space on sides because im video recording a display thats broadcasted in 4:3. (When I play it back in sony vegas it says 720×480) I Cant zoom in with cam corder to fill up the screen because I start loosing top and bootom of videO. So what I was trying to do was make a 16:9 take up the full screen by loosing that black space thats there from recording a 4:3 image. I thought something with the pan zoom tool would do it but it Appears to be no way according from what Im reading in my post replys. Only way I guess is I do what Mark Barton suggests or I can try what Don mentioned. Don that method I may attempt. Thanks again all for the help !

  • Gary Depaola

    November 7, 2012 at 12:49 am in reply to: Wide screen question.

    It’s being recorded with my HD cam corder in 16:9 but the image on the wall im recording thats being produced by the reel to reel 8mm is 4:3. So what I have now is recorded video that’s actually recorded in 16 :9, but its only showing as 4:3 because that’s how it’s displayed through the projector.(Black space on the sides) Anyway i can get it full screen without making it look stretched of distorted ?

  • Gary Depaola

    October 19, 2011 at 9:14 pm in reply to: Getting your video to look like film

    Thank you all for your answers. As I mentioned , this is just a hobby for me. I do this for fun. I’m not looking in investing thousands upon thousands of dollars on equipments. I just see alot of nice little short clips on youtube where there using the same camera and software as me and was just wondering how they were getting that look. I consider myself a novice and Im just learining. Thanks again !

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