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You can't shoot HD in 2.35:1. All HD is 1.78:1. The pixel "size" will depend on the format and codec.
Try 1920 x 816
Looks like HD to me.![]()
Well, the Iron Man HD trailer on Apple - Movie Trailers has the resolution that I posted above and it looks pretty damn sweet.Ye that's the conclusion I came to. Hopefully, it will be nice![]()
He just asked for the pixel count for 2:35:1Anamorphic is 2.39 or commonly referred to as 2.40.
NOT 2.35.
I've been down this road way too many times.
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I'm just saying... If he wants anamorphic and hasn't done it yet, he should do it right. Hollywood films shot in anamorphic are 2.40. But whatevs. Do what you want.Basically I want to get that 'hollywood film' look and because my current project is animation, it needs some camera size to enter in to get anamorphic format feel to it
I get you.I'm just saying... If he wants anamorphic and hasn't done it yet, he should do it right. Hollywood films shot in anamorphic are 2.40. But whatevs. Do what you want.
I get you.
But many professional trailers posted are 1920 x 816, Like Iron Man for example.
That fits the 2:35:1 ratio he asked for.
If you want to add anything, feel free.
I agree, it's silly, and it is just a few pixels. Just pointing out to the OP what the big boys are using for their trailers as far as pixel count. :beer:Still a mystery why studios shoot/project the films in 2.39 and advertise/distribute them in 2.35....
If anyone knows please tell me. All I know is that the aspect ratio of anamorphic wide screen was officially changed from 2.35 to 2.39 (2.40) in 1970. I can't wait until it finally is observed in whole.
It's not of much importance because it is a change of 6 pixels or something dumb. Just being over technical as usual. A pet peeve, if you will.