Distorted exported image Aspect ratio

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• Framework of export is wrong Aspect Ratio

  Hello

  I have a bit of a problem when you press the button export the image jpgs that are produced are too long - that is the aspect ratio is wrong.

  However, it's the strange thing, the source video reports that the size is 1440 x 1080 and the image is exactly that size! However, if I export an mp4 made this size, i.e. corresponding to the source, then again, the video is stretched too high. I export video 1920 x 1080 so that it is the right ratio.

  The source file is a Sony Handycam HD .mts file. Windows says it's done 1440 x 1080 and therefore Premier Pro. If I get very confused as to why he reports he's a 1.3333 when it really is 1.7777 16:9.

  Can someone please explain or just let me export images I want the help of the ratio 16:9 button?

  Thank you

  Dave

  Instead use the export block option, you can also use export support png for example and select HD 1080 p

  Uncheck export as sequence.

  Or drop the images into a sequence of 1920 x 1080 and the frame to export.

  The next time set your camera quality max this will give 1920 x 1080 by 1.0.

• CS4: Resize raw images and maintain the aspect ratio

  I have a few images in full HD 1920 x 1088 or what it is, and I need to put it in a film where everything is in the resolution 1040 x 584, is it possible to reduce the resolution while keeping the proportions? All files are. MOV that I like to keep, but if it's the right size. AVI, that's fine too.

  When I try to export a single clip on first, the aspect ratio is lost and I've tried several programs of video conversion in the last two days, none worked for various reasons, the resolution that I needed was not available, would not work the file after conversion, first does not recognize the file, the aspect ratio has been lost etc.

  Can someone help me out here please?

  Use the option to scale the motion effect.

• Adding a layer that has a different aspect ratio or export transparencies.

  CS6 11.0.2.12 on Windows 8

  Hello. I have a project which is currently in 720 x 534. I would like to add a layer behind it that has the same height, but is wider and I don't want to spoil all the layers that are made in 720 x 534.

  If I try to change composition settings, it spans my original work.

  I tried to create a new project with the broader framework of the composition and simply import the original video to layer on top. It works, except that I lose the slides of the original.

  How can I add a layer to a project that has a different aspect ratio without affecting the other layers OR export a video with transparencies.

  I hope that makes sense. Thank you.

  Create a new publication with your new dimensions. Drag your old publication in the new publication to nest.

  Since you are new to After Effects, I highly recommend you go first through the basic educational materials:

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/AfterEffects/2010/01/getting-started-with-after-EFF.html

  This will avoid a lot of frustration.

• aspect ratio of Mozilla is not good

  After changing my windows, the aspect ratio of Mozilla is not good (the letters are too small and the page is ok or letters are ok and the too big pages - added below images). Before changing the windows, everything was fine. It seems as if my screen is too small to Mozilla, although the proportions of all the other programs is fine. I tried to Zoom in and out the page and the letters, but nothing helped.

  It seems that the problem was in the drivers for my graphics card. Thank you very much for trying to help, I appreciate it a lot!

• Is it possible to change the aspect ratio on the 5 d mark iii in video mode? How is that possible?

  I can see where to change the format of image in Live Mode, but I can't see the options for the movie on the 5 d mark iii mode.

  Hi dhooser!

  Thank you for posting.

  Video Full HD is shot at a resolution of 1920 x 1080, which is an aspect ratio 16:9 fixed.  Standard definition video is shot at a resolution of 640 x 480, which is a fixed ratio of 4:3 aspect.  This cannot be changed as it can for still photo shooting.

• aspect ratio of false drawing in Windows media center

  Hello

  I was viewing and recording of digital television live in Australia on my Acer 6920 (built-in tuner is AVerMedia A309 minicards, DVB - T) and outside of never being able to download tv program guide information - I really don't like that much to this topic - everything was very good and a picture quality and report l / h have been correct , until mid-April 2012.  I went foreign 3 months and are back in Australia, connected my computer to an antenna and now the proportions of photo is wrong: it should be 16:9 full but now is extending laterally a 4:3 image to fill the 16:9 from my computer screen.  I took a screenshot but don't know how to set or view here.
  My MWC and Vista version information: V.6.0.6002.18242 (vistasp2_gdr.100414 - 0533) with technology WMC.
  And by the way, even my old recorded tv files played in WMC are the evil aspect now BUT when the same files are read using WMP or WMM is the aspect is correct - no cropping on the sides and no stretch; full 16:9 picture is played as it is.  This leads me to guess that the problem is specific to the WMC and perhaps an update on vista in the last 90 days caused the problem?  This also means that the tv signal is not the problem; If it was the recorded files would play in the correct proportions but don't live tv would be displayed in the wrong aspect ratio.
  Thanks for your advice and suggestions.
  Sakina

  Hello

  Please follow the link:

  How can I change the appearance of Windows Media Center on my screen? :

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-change-the-way-Windows-Media-Center-looks-on-my-display

  Note: Also applies to the Windows Vista operating system.

  I hope this helps.

• Aspect ratio 4:3 on serious DVDs

  My HP laptop (with Windows 7) Windows media player and HP DVD play DVD playback programs.  Whenever I try to read some DVDs which are 'copies burned"(who play in a regular DVD player as long as you can change the aspect ratio) always liked the 16:9 ratio in a 4:3 ratio.  No the case in all the settings for either the Windows media player or the settings of 'HP DVD Play' lets just set the settings for playback of 16:9.  I got into arguments with my friend who burns the DVD for me because he says I have to update the computer online, but I can't find anything.  I toild him he made the wrong DVD because he burned a few movies to a reading of 4:3 for his TV, but said it should play back fine on my player... Yes good.  Mind you, it isn't just computer tech saavy, Burns, and copy DVD from a DVD burner drive.  Some movies, it gives me reading back perfectly, others, where my question, just to play in this press (left and right bars), 4:3 format.  Its driving me crazy.  Y at - it an update can change the image format in this situation?  Is there something my friend done badly in these Burns of his?

  Any help with this would be wonderful.

  Hello capecosta,

  Try the following and see if it helps.
  On the start menu, click with the right button on the Media Center and select Properties. Tab shortcut, in the target, add "/ widescreen ' for what is already there for example"%SystemRoot%\ehome\ehshell.exe /widescreen ".

  Reopen Media Center and it should load in 16 / 9.

  Please reply back and let us know if this can help.

  Thank you

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• U2415, no 16:9 by design aspect ratio

  I just got my Dell UltraSharp U2415 the other day, and I noticed that it only supports 16:10, 4:3 and 5:4 through the OSD aspect ratios. Are there plans to release an update of the firmware which will add support for 16:9? It seems strange to no longer support the 16:9 - it will prevent users from being able to use the monitor with external devices such as a game console, set-top boxes, Blu - ray players, etc.

  The U2415 was never had the intention to make 16:9.

  Guide the user, page 43,
  "Aspect Ratio adjusts the image of the picture in Wide 16:10, 4:3 or 5:4"

  Presentation sales site States,
  "Huge viewing experience and excellent connectivity at 16:10 aspect ratio.
  "Enjoy 24" superb clarity on a large 16:10 screen aspect ratio ".

  Sales tecniques site says,
  "Image format: widescreen (16:10).

• A customer asks to aspect ratio of 4:1. Need advice

  Aspect ratio of 4:1 ask one of my clients. Can I get 16 x 9 and convert the final deliverable in 4 / 1 or pan & scan cropping in the body of the CP, or is - that something is what a relay station would have to do? Since then, I don't think that there is a 4:1 guide in my Sony F5 or FS7, a temporary mat should be placed on the frame reference monitor? Any advice would be helpful.

  You really don't want to do it this way. He crushed him!

  I recommend that you create a new sequence in the ratio 4:1 1920 X 480 and simply drag your 4K video on it. The ladder to the bottom with the help of the scale parameter of the motion effect to get an idea of what it looks like and how you want to resize it back up or not at all.

  What you could do is first use a sequence of 1920 X 1080 and put a top title that has a hole in the middle which is 1920 X 480. Make this title about 25% opaque so you can see what you're doing. After graduating he looks inside the hole 1920 X 480, then she nests in a sequence of 1920 X 480. You can then export this sequence quite easily.

• "Freeze frame" aspect ratio problems what I am doing wrong?

  I downloaded a video short test showing my camera in the mirror.

  The video camera is a Sony HDR-CX320E (the ' E' for Europe)

  The camera settings were;

  Record = HQ Standard

  Frame rate = 50i

  HD / MP4 Standard = HD

  X - V color = WE

  PE9 project settings have been set to

  PAL (I'm in the United Kingdom)

  AVCHD

  1080i 25

  When I get media and drag it to the timeline PE9 is happy with it, I did not ask if I want to change the project settings.

  So far so good...

  In the first screen clip above, you will see the skin round my camaraas seen in the mirror lens.

  Then, below, I took a "freeze frame" wink as usual and checked (checked) the "Edit in Photoshop after insertion of" box.

  

  And once again, supra, it is very well... well...

  

  Above, what the "Freeze frame" resembles the lime of time, it seems quite normal.

  But as you know when you ask the retouching in Photoshop Elements image opens immediately in the stills of edition

  

  Above, this is the problem that I get.

  This is how I see the image in Photoshop Elements

  The proportions of the image changed makes taxable to any convenient mounting.

  If I change the image, the aspect ratio returned to normal when the image is visible in the lime time and main display.

  I tried to make the "freeze frame" image before calling so that it can be edited in Photoshop, but which made no difference.

  Moreover, the above project and camera settings work fine in all other respects and if I add graphics they are in the right position when I download my videos on YouTube (I download on YouTube using the 1920 X 1080 HD, otherwise the graphics are misplaced)

  So what I am doing wrong guys?

  Kind regards... Andy

  Andy,

  Thanks for the follow up messages.

  According to the instructions of the SG... This should work for you with your description of your workflow

  a. project Preset and Source Media... HD 1440 x 1080 anamorphic 16:9

  b with the video on the timeline, the share/computer science/Image and the preset group JPEG HD 1920 x 1080.

  If you import that jpg 1920 x 1080 16:9 in a project from Photoshop Elements or look in the viewer computer, it should present only 1920 x 1080 16:9

  I have Photoshop Elements 9 and Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 and road found the road.

  What is the status on your passage at 1920 x 1080 as a way of taking your camera so that you will avoid this kind of problem if you do a lot of frozen images and want to use the integration of the first elements Photoshop Elements to edit these frozen images.

  Looking forward to your results.

  RTA

• Aspect ratio for display on PC vs TV

  I have "he's try to make it as short and clear as I can.

  Use of first Elements 11.

  I mainly work with digitized clips of old VHS tapes.  I burned tonight, a project that seems very well when I edit.   Play on WMP, VLC, it displays correctly - 4:3 (with black bars on both sides - it's just the way it works).   But when I try to play from a media player on a 16:9 TV that we have all of these days, the aspect ratio will turn off.   My drive is set to 'Normal' which is 4:3 - The TV is 'normal', but the image is crushed, as it is 16:9 - he is not 4:3 with black bars any size of image, I put the TV.

  Looking at my project settings, they are 720 x 480 - NTSC DV editing mode.   The pixel format is D1/DV NTSC (. 9091).   When I pulled in my clips add media, I chose '' from files and Photos.    Should I chose 'camera DVD or computer drive' instead?    I remember that I needed to do in the 7 EP, but given that I just upgraded my PC & software, I've already forgotten.   Would be to make a 'film' and conforms to the square Pixels (1.0) correct this problem?

  Thank you!

  Check your TV settings. You have configured in 16 x 9 or Zoom. Set it to 4:3 or a set of program and it will display your video correctly.

  It's your TV (or disk drive or media) which is interpretting the video in this way. From what you describe, it is not the video file itself.

• Underlined text distorts export to EMF

  Hello

  I'm working on the headers and footers for a customer to use MS Word. Headers and footers are mostly text-based and look bad in any raster image format, so I think the best option is to export to EMF.

  Even if I have all the fonts I use installed on Word, it is still address some of them strangely. So I try to convert the text to vector images with the command vectorize. But when I export the image to EMF, I find myself with distorted text. It distorts the image of logo section too, but it is less sensitive than the text.

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  I use CS5 on an iMac running OS 10.6.8.

  Thank you!

  I saw that as well.

  One thing you might try: in Illustrator, export a giant .emf (dimensions), place it in Word and here adapted to the required dimensions.

  If this does not help, you can provide an example .ai file, so we can take a look.

• pixel aspect ratio problem facing!

  Hey everybody:

  I'm not very professional with photoshop. Currently I use ps cs5...

  I want to know that is there any solution for my problem:

  I am a graphic designer for the frame, I have to work pixel by pixel that is why I have to work in grid, made what I write below to understand my probem, please!

  I'm assuming that the use of your CS5...

  CTRL + o (open any image file) >

  What go to VIEW > SHOW > GRID

  photo to zoom stop zoom...

  What go to VIEW > PIXEL ASPECT RATIO > COUSTOM ASPECT RATIO > give a FACTOR of 0.75 (it will shrink the pic).

  take the pencil tool (choose any color) and try to work in a single pixel wo... He never take 1 pixel... .i must work in a single pixel.

  Please help me in this. some kind of hack / scripting / good / get work in a single pixel will be appreciated!

  U can find me irritating, but please do it for me...

  .

  Best regards

  SALMAN AZIZ

  To make your pencil tool are what attract 1pixel, follow these steps:

  • In your pencil tool, click the selector of predefined on the menu bar shape superior
  • In the predefined default settings, scroll to the bottom and you will see a brush 'Star 14px.
  • What to choose, change the size at 1px
  • Draw now
  • Your pencil tool will give you exactly 1px padding

• Stills wrong aspect ratio

  Hi guys

  Export still first pro 5.5.

  Open in photoshop to deinterlace.

  When they are imported into first is increased from 16:9 4:3

  I guess that's the pixel aspect ratio that photoshop has changed.

  How can I get the stills to be 16:9, when recording in photoshop?

  Thank you

  Hi Michael,

  You don't mention what was the video format, but if HDV 1440 x 1080, in Photoshop, you can simply change to 1920 x 1080 and will look correct, then using square pixels in the first. Or use Edit first, as suggested.

  Jeff Pulera

  Safe Harbor computers