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Soft Resizing a Clip

Soft Resizing a Clip

Changing Views in Resize and in Batch

 

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Applying a Soft Resize

All clips on the timeline can be resized using a soft Resize. Smoke automatically adds or removes a soft Resize when performing mixed-resolution editing. For example, if you created an NTSC clip containing HDTV sources and, later, take the NTSC montage and insert it in an HDTV clip, the HDTV material will no longer have a soft Resize, but the NTSC version will.

To apply a soft Resize on a clip:

1. Select the element you want to resize from the timeline.
2. Click Resize to enable a resize on the selected element.

   
   

   NoteYou cannot mute a Matte container that has a soft Resize.
3. Click the E button to display the Resize Editor.

   The Resize Editor has a two-player display: source resolution (left) and destination resolution (right). This interface layout is useful for performing a pan and scan resizing. By pressing Ctrl+Alt+M on any of the Players, you can “lock” the view on the broadcast monitor. Using the lock feature can let a client monitor the final framing while you continue working on the source image.