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Auto zoom in to 100%
14 Aug 2019 12:12 #100871
by Toivonen
Auto zoom in to 100% was created by Toivonen
Hi
I can't figure out if there's an option to "automatically" zoom in to 100%.
I have a 1080p project that has some 4K and 2.7K clips. I want to zoom in parts of higher resolution clips, but now I have to know exactly what is the correct % to zoom in to show for example 4K in 100% in 1080p project.
Is there any way to scale higher resolution clip automatically to 100%, so that it will be cropped in smaller resolution project?
Thanks,
Tomi Toivonen
I can't figure out if there's an option to "automatically" zoom in to 100%.
I have a 1080p project that has some 4K and 2.7K clips. I want to zoom in parts of higher resolution clips, but now I have to know exactly what is the correct % to zoom in to show for example 4K in 100% in 1080p project.
Is there any way to scale higher resolution clip automatically to 100%, so that it will be cropped in smaller resolution project?
Thanks,
Tomi Toivonen
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14 Aug 2019 12:18 #100872
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Auto zoom in to 100%
Select the clips and in the Video inspector set Spatial Conform to None.
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14 Aug 2019 12:21 #100873
by Toivonen
Replied by Toivonen on topic Auto zoom in to 100%
Yes... great. I've never noticed "Spatial Conform" -selection
Thanks, Tom.
Thanks, Tom.
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14 Aug 2019 17:07 #100880
by Albo
Replied by Albo on topic Auto zoom in to 100%
Any way of having this by default?
Doesn't seem to be any preferences I can choose.
Doesn't seem to be any preferences I can choose.
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14 Aug 2019 20:12 #100885
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Auto zoom in to 100%
No, default is "Fit".
4K in a 1080 set to "None" you'll scale to 50% to fit the 1080 screen. I do this daily.
4K in a 1080 set to "None" you'll scale to 50% to fit the 1080 screen. I do this daily.
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