Editing Desqueeze 1.3x anamorphic



1. Righ click on the clip and open "Clip Atributes"

2. Open "Pixel aspect ratio" and pick 1.3x Anamorphic

3. Press "OK". The video appears "desqueezed"


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4. Navigate to your project settings by clicking the gear icon in the bottom-right corner.

5. Go to the "Master Settings" tab and uncheck "Use Project Settings" under the Timeline Format section.
a. "Timeline Resolution" > "Custom"
b. For 2560x1080 processing. (For 4K footage, you would use 3840x1620)


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5. Go to the "Master Settings" tab and uncheck "Use Project Settings" under the Timeline Format section.
a. "Timeline Resolution" > "Custom"
b. For 2560x1080 processing. (For 4K footage, you would use 3840x1620)
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6. Under Input Scaling, set "Mismatch Resolution Files" to "Scale full frame with crop". This will fill your new widescreen timeline with the desqueezed footage and eliminate the black bars.


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5. Go to the "Master Settings" tab and uncheck "Use Project Settings" under the Timeline Format section.
a. "Timeline Resolution" > "Custom"
b. For 2560x1080 processing. (For 4K footage, you would use 3840x1620)
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7. Save.