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How do I make a layer match the comp size?

Explorer ,
Jul 04, 2012 Jul 04, 2012

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Rather than dragging the corner points and eyeballing a layer to make it fit the comp size (1920x1080), is there a keystroke or method that will do it automatically and precisely?

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LEGEND , Jul 04, 2012 Jul 04, 2012

Not quite sure what you are saying. As lasvideo said, the size can easily be set for solids. For everything else you may wanan have a look at the Fayer --> Transform fitting options in teh menu and the associated keys...

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Advocate ,
Jul 04, 2012 Jul 04, 2012

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When you generate a Solid Layer (one of many kinds of layers you can create) there is a button on the dialog screen that you can click on that says Match Comp Size.

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Not quite sure what you are saying. As lasvideo said, the size can easily be set for solids. For everything else you may wanan have a look at the Fayer --> Transform fitting options in teh menu and the associated keys...

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Jul 05, 2012 Jul 05, 2012

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The layer is a sequence of stills--jpegs--timelapse.

I want to squeeze the the photos to fit into a 16:9 1080 comp--no black bars--distortion is OK.

I can do this by hand, but its hard to match up exactly--its always slightly over or under the comp size unless I zoom in and drag carefully...

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Jul 05, 2012 Jul 05, 2012

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There it is--Layer--->Transform---->Fit to Comp.....Ctrl+Alt+F

Thank YOu!

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Community Expert ,
Jul 05, 2012 Jul 05, 2012

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Just a note... distortion shoujld never be ok. Croping is better. I'd use Fit Horizontally to eliminate the black bars.

BTW, Black Bars are OK too for most. It's the only way you can watch Cinemascope or Standard movies on a HD TV without distortion. Distortion is bad....

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Explorer ,
Jul 11, 2012 Jul 11, 2012

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How bad?

https://vimeo.com/45225466

Give me your honest opinion.

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Community Expert ,
Jul 11, 2012 Jul 11, 2012

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In the context of your vid - not bad at all.  Without a point of reference like a human or recognisable sign/logo etc, you get away with it fine here.

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Explorer ,
Jul 11, 2012 Jul 11, 2012

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I agree.

And I don't have to make any difficult crop decisions.  I get to keep all the sky--where the action is.

To be fair, I already had to crop because of the serious lens correction....

But wait--there was a human in there--ME!!  😃

(Too quickly in and out to make the distortion matter...=)

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New Here ,
Jun 08, 2017 Jun 08, 2017

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Select File>Scripts>Demo Palette. This will open a palette in AE with a scale comp button. Simply select your comp in the timeline and click. Use should be easy to figure put.

You can also scale/fit layers.

Resizing a Composition

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Select layer -> Transform -> Fit to Comp

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