Hello All--
I've got a video shot in 16:9 ratio where I need to crop off the edge of a particular scene. Of course if I only crop the scene it leaves those black bars. Is there a way to increase the image size (or whatever technique) so that a cropped scene can fill the whole screen (without the black bars?)
Thanks in advance!
Stephen
What are you using to do the crop, and do you want to stretch the image to fill or crop it further to fit?
What are you using to do the crop, and do you want to stretch the image to fill or crop it further to fit?
Hello-
I've actually rethought this, and if I can zoom the image, there won't be a need to also do a crop as that will solve my issue. There are just some corners of the video image that I want to remove.
Is there a way to zoom a video image where it will still fill a 16:9 screen?
Thanks!
Is there a way to zoom a video image where it will still fill a 16:9 screen?
Event Pan/Crop should do the trick. It has a learning curve that may be confusing your first few times out.
Is there a way to zoom a video image where it will still fill a 16:9 screen?
Event Pan/Crop should do the trick. It has a learning curve that may be confusing your first few times out.
Thanks, that must be my case. When I used it before it left the black bars. I can't seem to figure out how to zoom without those bars.
To use Pan/Crop (1) for this goal it is very important to set the "Size about Center"(2) and the "Lock Aspect Ratio"(3) buttons to "on"( =selected)
To use Pan/Crop (1) for this goal it is very important to set the "Size about Center"(2) and the "Lock Aspect Ratio"(3) buttons to "on"( =selected)
Outstanding. I'll give it a go.
That was easy! It looks like I had the lock aspect ratio off.
Many thanks!