Matteo Badin
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Thank you so much! Read this and finally understood!
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Thank you very much Jeff for your advice! I’ll try the Gaussian blur effect.
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I think it’s better to deliver a 4:3 project, because my camera aspect ratio is 4:3 and I don’t want to lose the quality of the videos I capture from my camera. But I also wouldn’t like to lose the quality of the 16:9 clips I import, and when I scale them to frame, they lose their quality, even though their definition is higher than my project’s.
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Okay, here I am.
I attached two screenshots. It’s written in Italian, but I think you can understand. Anyway, I want to capture some videos from my video camera (I haven’t done it yet) and add imported clips. When I created the project, I selected PAL 4:3 (not PAL Widescreen) because this is my videos’ format. I think the project size is 720p, as you can see. Then I imported the clips you see before capturing the videos from my camera. The imported clips are 16:9 widescreen and quite high resolution. I want to deliver a high resolution video, but the resolution of the videos of my camera isn’t as high as that of the clips I imported.
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Yeah, both Playback resolution and Paused resolution are full. Anyway, I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 version
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Thank you Jeff,
I selected Scale to frame but it’s the same. I still see it pixelated.
