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Why is AE cropping my video when I place it in a composition?

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Jun 03, 2020 Jun 03, 2020

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If I view it in the layer source there's no crop, but as soon as I drop it into a composition it crops. The aspect ration on both the video and the comp are 1920x1080 so I'm not sure why it's doing this. Help is appreciated.

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Jun 03, 2020 Jun 03, 2020

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You have a misunderstanding here. AE doesn't auto-fit footage. Your video is 4k resolution, which is double the comp size. However, AE will fit/ zoom the comp and source viewers when they are set to auto. so all you have to do is use Layer --> Transform --> Fit to Comp or manually scale it to 50%. Given, that you plan on doing effects, ideally you would do so by pre-composing the resized footage to its own comp so it can be reused over and over without having to worry about such minutia.

 

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You are not going to have any success with AE until you learn the basics. The Learn workspace and the User Guide are a good place to start.

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