BasharOfTheAges wrote:1) You set the project settings when you start.
2) The diference occurs from the diference in PAR. But you can still edit in either PAR/Resolution if you keep track of it all and set your project/footage dimensions properly.
BasharOfTheAges wrote:PAR - Pixel Aspect Ratio, It's the shape of the pixel. TVs have rectangular pixels and monitors have square ones, so the image would look wrong if sized for 1 vs the other... 720x480 (PAR of 0.9) is the same as 640x480 (PAR of 1.0).
IIRC you can't change a project's settings once you start the project in Premiere, but you have complete control of the project resolution when you start a new project.
-kari- wrote:I began a new project and selected the "Scale clips..." but it still had no effect. What would you recommend changing in the settings?
BasharOfTheAges wrote:-kari- wrote:I began a new project and selected the "Scale clips..." but it still had no effect. What would you recommend changing in the settings?
The default resolution...
BasharOfTheAges wrote:Are the images Photoshop files with set PAR values?
BasharOfTheAges wrote:You can manually divide the width of your stills by 0.9 in premiere as a quick fix if you want (don't forget to uncheck the box that constrains proportions).
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