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02-Aug-2004, 01:54 PM #1
Adobe Premiere photo montage problem
Please help!
I just need a little help on how to resize photos that are coming out for a slideshow. The slideshow, when its presented, adjusts to fit the computer screen, however, the pictures now look stretched out horizontally. How can I fix them so they look normal?? The pictures will be shown on a 10x10ft projector screen, and I need them to look perfect. Thanks!
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02-Aug-2004, 04:23 PM #2
All photos should be prepared in a photo editing progam (I use Photoshop)--make them 720x480--deinterlace them. Then import them into Premiere.
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