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Easy to assemble and install in minutes.

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To learn more about aspect ratios, Panavision, Cinemascope, Anamorphic Scope, and much more - go to /articles/anamorphic/aspectratios/widescreenorama. SOURCE footage width (640) DIVIDED BY 1.778 = 360px tallĪfter Effects & Premiere Tutorials from Ħ0p to 24p TRUE slow motion in Premiere (POPULAR): /8478419Ħ0p to 24p SUPER slow motion 120fps effect in After Effects: /11280015ģ0p to 24p OVERCRANKED slow motion in After Effects: /11281642Ģ4p to 24p slow motion in After Effects! /11280739 ☞ 4:3 to 16:9 Regular Widescreen Aspect Ratio: SOURCE footage width (1920) DIVIDED BY 1.85 = 1038px tallĪs a 'bonus', here is the method for converting your 4:3 aspect ratio video to regular 16:9 widescreen (assuming 640x480 footage): ☞ 16:9 to 1.85:1 / Academy Flat / "Flat" Aspect Ratio: SOURCE footage width (1920) DIVIDED BY 2.35 = 817px tall ☞ 16:9 to 2.35:1 / Cinemascope / Anamorphic / Panavision Aspect Ratio: If your SOURCE footage is 1280x720, your width would be 1280 if your SOURCE footage is 720x480, your width would be 720 and so on. These are all assuming 1920x1080 footage. ✏ Here are some examples of aspect ratio conversion methods. crop 132px from top, 131px from bottom). If it is a decimal number (such as 131.5), even it out to whole pixels (i.e. ✏ To find the amount to crop off the top and bottom, subtract your pixel number (817px here) from your source footage height (1080px) and divide it by two. To convert from any aspect ratio to a wider format (such as 2.35:1 or 1.85:1), all you have to do isĭIVIDE the WIDTH of your SOURCE footage (1920 in this example) by the final aspect ratio desired (2.35 in this example). Please bestow a ♥ like or leave a ✉ comment if you have questions!ĭ/blog/2011/2-351-cinemascope-anamorphic-aspect-ratio-tutorial/ TRUE 2.35:1 aspect ratio would be 132px on top, and 131px on bottom (or vice versa). In this example, I used 100 pixels on the top and bottom.

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Get The Ultimate Reference Guide to Cinemascope, Anamorphic, and 2.35 Aspect Ratio Resolutions HERE: /cinemascope - Thank you for your support! A 90 second tutorial on exporting 1080p widescreen (16:9) footage to Cinemascope aspect ratio (otherwise known as Panavision or Anamorphic Scope - 2.35:1 ratio).