Square to rectangular pixels for video - how do you do this in Photoshop?

Discussion in 'Photoshop Tutorials' started by AK, Apr 23, 2004.

  1. AK

    AK Guest

    I am making some television graphics and they keep coming out elongated
    because video uses 1 x .9 (rectangular) pixels and not 1 x 1 (square)
    pixels.

    How do you deal with this??

    Thanks,
    Andy
     
    AK, Apr 23, 2004
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    Don Guest

    Image>Image size, then uncheck "constrain proportions" and check "resample
    image", the change either the width or height.
     
    Don, Apr 23, 2004
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    Bill Hilton Guest

    From: "Don"
    This has *nothing* to do with the aspect ratio of the individual pixels, only
    for entire files.


    It's covered on pg 321+ in the "User Guide", or in CS go to Help and do a
    search on 'Video' ... the first hit, "Saving Images for Use in Video" should
    give you the info you need.

    Bill
     
    Bill Hilton, Apr 23, 2004
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