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Subtitles change size according to the project size
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01 Aug 2023 13:24 #126627
by Betancourt
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Subtitles change size according to the project size was created by Betancourt
Hello friends,
I've been working on a documentary in which the client asks for different deliverables for social media: 1080x1080, 10980x1350 and 1080x1920. Each of them in 15", 30", 60" and with and without subtitles and logos.
They have very clear guidelines of using a typography in the size of "40" which works great in premiere across all projects. It's like the size of the font is project independent.
But in final cut pro, I needed to find three different font size to match a consistent similar "40" size across the projects. And in a very dirty way which was overimpossing a reference png and try to match the same size.
I'm doing something wrong or there is an alternative way to do this more efficient? Many thanks!
I've been working on a documentary in which the client asks for different deliverables for social media: 1080x1080, 10980x1350 and 1080x1920. Each of them in 15", 30", 60" and with and without subtitles and logos.
They have very clear guidelines of using a typography in the size of "40" which works great in premiere across all projects. It's like the size of the font is project independent.
But in final cut pro, I needed to find three different font size to match a consistent similar "40" size across the projects. And in a very dirty way which was overimpossing a reference png and try to match the same size.
I'm doing something wrong or there is an alternative way to do this more efficient? Many thanks!
Pablo Betancourt
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