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| When I add still pictures in a film with Premiere 6.5, the ones taken vertically are pulled apart when incorporated in a film, so that people look terribly fat. That only happens with pictures taken with camera vertical (standing people etc..) How can I avoid that "fattening" ? Thanks and regards Fadel |
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| a écrit dans le message de ... When I add still pictures in a film with Premiere 6.5, the ones taken vertically are pulled apart when incorporated in a film, so that people look terribly fat. That only happens with pictures taken with camera vertical (standing people etc..) How can I avoid that "fattening" ? Thanks and regards Fadel I use a video effect on the picture (on the timeline): "Distort" - "Transform" and move the scale width to 60%. Work for me |
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| wrote in message ... When I add still pictures in a film with Premiere 6.5, the ones taken vertically are pulled apart when incorporated in a film, so that people look terribly fat. That only happens with pictures taken with camera vertical (standing people etc..) How can I avoid that "fattening" ? Thanks and regards In your Preferences make sure you have "Maintain Aspect Ratio" for stills ticked. Rob Fadel |
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| Thanks. That solves the problem! Happy Easter Fadel |
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| Thanks. That solves the problem! Happy Easter Fadel |
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