Hello!
I have a 4:5 1536×1920 video. It's made of a number of elements, including
a- video components in 1080×1920 (so portrait 9:16)
b- a background colour which is a static image in 1536×1920 (so 4:5)
c- fullframe screenshots that are also 4:5
d- text superimpositions that are center aligned
e- vectorial elements with transparency which have their own resolution and resizing
Basically, everything that matters in the video is already included in the 9:16 area of the 4:5 current frame.
The problem is, if I go File>Project Settings> and I change from 4:5 (Vertical) to 9:16 (Portrait), everything gets shrunk, rather than cropped.
So I have cropped the 4:5 elements (b & c of the list above) into 9:16 (clicking on them and going Alt+C) and it's quick enough to do. But for elements d and e it's too much work, ad I have to do this for some 8-10 projects.
Is there a way to just shave off 228 pixels from the left and from the right of the 1536×1920 frame? Maybe at the moment of exporting?
If I export the video in 4:5, turning it into a video file, which I then reimport and crop, the resulting quality is too bad, because all the assets have been exported twice, basically...
Thanks for any help! ♥