STORYTELLER32
Well-known member
Hi all,
Extreme newbie to FCP here so if this sounds like a dumb question, apologies in advance.
As many of you have probably seen already, Shai's 'Der Besuch' trailer has a ratio of 2:35:1 (if not, skip on over to the screen clips section on this board and check it out!). I shot footage on the first DVX-100 with the anamorphic adapter and cropped using the existing in camera 16:9 feature. Now, when I imported my footage, I see an anamorphic frame. But when I export as a quicktime movie, I'm not getting that wide frame ratio which Shai achieved.
Given that I'm a newbie to FCP(4) and have barely figured out what some things in the menus mean, I have not been able to figure out what to do based on Shai's post of how he did it. I think he left out some steps which would be obvious to someone who already knows the program.
Can anyone be generous with their time and knowledge and post a FCP for idiots step by step of how to go about getting that frame size?
Thanks so much
Storyteller32
Extreme newbie to FCP here so if this sounds like a dumb question, apologies in advance.
As many of you have probably seen already, Shai's 'Der Besuch' trailer has a ratio of 2:35:1 (if not, skip on over to the screen clips section on this board and check it out!). I shot footage on the first DVX-100 with the anamorphic adapter and cropped using the existing in camera 16:9 feature. Now, when I imported my footage, I see an anamorphic frame. But when I export as a quicktime movie, I'm not getting that wide frame ratio which Shai achieved.
Given that I'm a newbie to FCP(4) and have barely figured out what some things in the menus mean, I have not been able to figure out what to do based on Shai's post of how he did it. I think he left out some steps which would be obvious to someone who already knows the program.
Can anyone be generous with their time and knowledge and post a FCP for idiots step by step of how to go about getting that frame size?
Thanks so much
Storyteller32