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Friends,
I'm new to FCP so please excuse this simple question: I shoot a lot of timelapse stuff with my "regular" digital camera. The files coming out of there are in the 2:3 ratio. I then grab all those pics and drop them in Quicktime Pro for it to make a video for me. OK, easy stuff. My stock photography company wants the videos in 16:9 ratio. I've been batching all the photos in Photoshop, cropping them to 16:9, then putting them back into Quicktime Pro. VERY wasteful and time consuming. I'm thinking to myself, there HAS to be a simple way to scale a 2:3 video into 16:9 ratio. Thank you in advance! Larry

Take the video file you generated in QT Pro from the stills, bring it into Compressor and set up a preset to crop the output to 16:9.
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