Editor note: Ryan R: This is the device we needed on the set of the feature film we worked on over the summer!
Rodney
Rodney
Links in RED:
September Agenda
Raffle Listing: $6,600~ value at TONIGHT’s EVENT!
Looking forward to seeing a packed house at Future Media Concepts (FMC) DC.
Good luck to all participating in the prize related events!
Rodney – DCFCPUG
QuickTime – Changing How QuickTime Displays Anamorphic Video

QT visual settings
What anamorphic video does is change the shape of the pixels so that, rather than displaying an image as 4:3, it displays it as 16:9.
Something nobody talks about is that anamorphic video has EXACTLY the same number of pixels as regular video — its just that the pixels have different shapes.
Because of this, sometimes when you export a video from Final Cut, then play it in QuickTime it looks stretched or squished. That’s because QuickTime isn’t sure what aspect ratio your pixels are in, so it displays your video using square pixels.
To reset how QuickTime displays your video:
Then, depending upon what video format you are using, enter one of these sets of numbers for Scaled Size:
This will make everything look great again.