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    Default opinions on ratio?



    should i go this heavy OG 4:3 or try stretch it out a bit more...(how?)

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    stretch it out, looks compressed

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    if you want 4:3 ratio, dont render it to that. It will just squish it. crop it properly and it will look normal.


    but keep in mind you have to film it for SD at well


    easy if ur playing on an SD TV but not if u got HD


    I got the opposite problem.

    I play on SD so when I film I have to imagine the sides of the video is there

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ayreon View Post
    if you want 4:3 ratio, dont render it to that. It will just squish it. crop it properly and it will look normal.


    but keep in mind you have to film it for SD at well


    easy if ur playing on an SD TV but not if u got HD


    I got the opposite problem.

    I play on SD so when I film I have to imagine the sides of the video is there
    sorry i dunno the lingo man. when you say dont render it to tht crop it properly wat does tht mean exactly...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BannerBoy360 View Post
    sorry i dunno the lingo man. when you say dont render it to tht crop it properly wat does tht mean exactly...?
    Basically, you know how when vx footy gets stretched to fill the screen and it looks like shit? This is that, but the opposite way. You squish in the footage, making things look weird. You'd have to crop out the sides of the footage so that it doesn't squish, leaving out the vig. You'd have to add a vig to it while editing if you want one.
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    Render normal HD. but use the crop tool. im sure other editing programs have one. movie maker probably doesnt. if ur using movie maker........stop using movie maker



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    well if you want to keep that 720p quality, simply just put black bars to the sides of your video..... easy, sharp.. thats what i would do

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ayreon View Post
    Render normal HD. but use the crop tool. im sure other editing programs have one. movie maker probably doesnt. if ur using movie maker........stop using movie maker


    nope i use the mac equivalent...iMovie. Also guys, i know wht your saying now but isnt the squished look the whole reason you would put your vid in 4:3 in the first place? i was more asking if i should have the black lines THAT wide, or have them thinner, and how you could make them thinner. I
    really appreciate the advice though lads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BannerBoy360 View Post
    nope i use the mac equivalent...iMovie. Also guys, i know wht your saying now but isnt the squished look the whole reason you would put your vid in 4:3 in the first place? i was more asking if i should have the black lines THAT wide, or have them thinner, and how you could make them thinner. I
    really appreciate the advice though lads.
    Compression never looks better. Also, iMovie isn't gonna do it right for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BannerBoy360 View Post
    i know wht your saying now but isnt the squished look the whole reason you would put your vid in 4:3 in the first place?.
    No.

    It would be to have a more effective fisheye look or an old school SD look

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