Keep in mind that, as soon as you update the project or timeline resolution, black bars will be introduced (since you’re reducing your height to achieve a wide screen look).
Therefore, your project or timeline resolution should be “1920 x 817” for a 2.35 cinematic look. Then divide your width by 2.35 to get the height, which is, 1920 / 2.35 = 817.
If your footage was shot in Full HD -> 1920 x 1080. Hence your project or timeline resolution should be “3840 x 1634” to achieve 2.35 look. So divide 2.35 from width of your footage (3840) to get the height. Which means the width is 2.35 times the height.Īnd let’s say, you shot your footage in 4K UHD which is 3840 x 2160 (Width x Height). Let’s say you’re going to deliver in ultra-wide aspect ratio of 2.35. Once you’ve decided the kind of look you want – the wide look, like Cinemascope (2.35) or the ultra-wide look like 2.76 (think of The Hateful Eight), it’s time to set your project or timeline resolution accordingly. How to Determine the Project or Timeline Resolution from the Desired Aspect Ratio?
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