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How to view photos correctly

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Jul 31, 2023 Jul 31, 2023

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Hi everybody.

Sorry if I open this discussion but I am getting started with premiere.

I want to amae a video about my trip in south America and I have many madia, photos, videos, and videos with insta 360 and some videos with DJI drone.

I start with some photos; some photos are vertical other photos are horizontals. 

So, my problem is that Premiere put all my photos like a vertical style and not a full screen 16:9; so, when there is a 16:9 photo premiere cut it.

I try to find some solution inside the Premiere menu, but I didn't find anything.

How I fix it?

I hope somebody can help me.

I put some pictures so you don't understand you can see what I mean.

Regards Andrea

 

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You can see that premiere cut my picture.

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Lots of different media often means manually correcting the scale or orientation.

Start with a sequence that matches your output, e.g. 1080p

In the Preferences under Media, set Default Media Scaling to SET to Framesize.

This setting will only take effect before import.

You can also use this feature when right-clicking on an image in the timeline.

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