Rupert St leger
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Oh my, i never was good with these figures… I used 1080p HD
Should I use 720p?
what settings should I use for format/ resolution/ rate ? ?
I’m a good cook, i can mix spices but these numbers are like Mandarin to me!
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Great! It worked, i always try to complicate things…thanks a lot, as for the myth it must be as old as I! 🙂
Sure i’ll be back soon when i’ll encounter all sorts of more miseries while trying to export a sequence for internet… -
Well thanks, i’ll try that and will definitely have a look at your blog!
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Hi, thanks for helping me. As I already explained to Walter, the director who is not very much aware of technical stuff confused me by telling me that the project was shot with 16:9 “setting”…which was not the case! So actually the situation was more simple, (they shot standard for a 16:9 result).
Thanks again for trying to help (I read the entire thread VERY attentively, learning many things, but still am unsure if I understood everything!!) -
Walter,
Thanks very much for your advice. In fact, the situation was a bit less complex than waht i had expected (I should have first called the cinematographer!). The project was shot standard for a 16:9 final product. ( I understand the cinematographer put some black tape on the camera). So I captured the whole thing 4:3 and will just add black bars on top and bottom of the screen at the end.
Sorry if I was a bit confusing, it is my first project like that and english is not my native language!
Thanks again.