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Yep.... crop, zoom, straighten and even distortion control will delete data and end up with a lower-resolution result.
I typically shoot 4k/720p (Sony a6300 allows recording both of the same scene). I use the 720p for editing, then swap in the 4k file for final production.
I can kinda do what I'm looking for, but the pan is in the wrong direction. If I try to reverse it, I get a third blue dot and then the pan/crop goes all over Gods' Creation.
Quote:I know exactly what you want with that 4k video. You want a
mask with a smaller rectangular opening of 1920x1080 that will display
the first 5 sec. on the left side and everything else on the screen will
be black.
NO! I want the crop to fill the entire screen.
The crop does not have to be exactly 1080x1920. It will probably be larger. But the produced video will be 1080, so the crop will merely be downsampled to 1080.
I work alone, and do not have an Audio Controlled Camera Mount (read, assistant to pan the camera for me while shooting).
So I want to shoot a scene using a wide-angle lens. The scene will include both where I will start out at, as well as where I will end up at.
Then, in post, crop and pan the video.
I want the crop to remain stationary for a certain time, then the crop to pan across the scene (the portion where I am walking across the scene), and then stop panning. Then the crop will remain in place.
No matter what I do with PD14, I am forced to zoom. I can only crop straight into the scene. I cannot pan the crop across it. If I do, the crop will change size and effectively zoom as well.
Yeah, you can call it zoom, but zoom means the crop changes during the clip. I don't want that. I want to crop of the original file to remain the same.
I'm sure this has been asked before, but given most forums have crappy search functions, I'll just go ahead and ask.
I'm needing to combine both a crop and a pan in a video clip. For instance, let's say I have a 15-second video. For the first 5 seconds, I want to crop down to the left side of the video. For the next 5 seconds, I want to crop AND PAN across the video to the right. And for the final 5 seconds, crop to the right side of the video.
In short, I want to edit a wide-angle scene to mimic someone using a camera on a tripod..... not touching the camera for 5 seconds, then panning to the right for 5 seconds, then stop panning and continue recording for 5 seconds.
It seems PD14 is required to zoom when you crop. I do not want any zooming. Just crop and pan.
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