Aspect ratio help for a newbie?
Hi Everyone,
I've got a Sony DCR SR-32 camera (please don't laugh ) and shooting in its HQ mode, (9Mb/s) and 16:9 aspect ratio.
I can import the footage into iMovie and make a movie with no problems. But I've just bought FCE and am struggling to get the footage imported at the correct 16:9 aspect ratio. After trawling the discussions I've tried the log and transfer method, and all the other relevant discussion on importing AVCHD files directly into FCE but no success (I get file opening error ?). So I'm bringing the footage into iMovie, exporting it from iMovie as an FCE XML file and opening that using PAL anamorphic or NTSC anamorphic Easy setups.
Even so, I've got what looks like 16:9 video squeezed into a 4:3 aspect ratio with black boarders on either side padding it out back to the 16:9 size.
I'd welcome any advice other than "get a new camera "
Hi Tom, I seem to have a similar problem, not sure if you've seen this, but I have the new canon vixia hg 21 which is avchd and FCP 6 isn't recognizing it either. Using Imovie to recognize the files works fine, the problem is that when you export from imovie '08 into FCP via xml, it imports fine, but I also get the same display issue with the black bars surrounding the footage, only in the canvas. It appears fine in the viewer and in it's own sequence in the timeline. But when you mix the different camera footage together, the other being the Canon XH A1, it appears as a different aspect ratio??? What the?
ANy help would be greatly appreciated!
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Aaron>Basically: Is there any way to create widescreen menus and guarantee pan-and-scan on a 4:3 display...
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http://www.shapeofdays.com/2005/05/a_demonstration.html
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1) so what is the aspect ratio if i change the "standard-defintion" to read HD or Hi-Definition?
2) preface: i created a Widescreen project using iMovie HD 5.0.2 that was shot at 16:9. i created a DVD from the iMovie project and it is 16:9. i "shared" my finished project and selected Full at the first prompts and got a dialogue saying something about the full quality of my project being saved; it produced a QT .dv file of the size of my project (about 3 gb) which is correct, afaik.
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tcp4 0 0 XXXXXXXXX2.54742 69.58.188.38.443 TIME_WAIT
tcp4 0 0 XXXXXXXXX2.54724 74.125.224.243.443 TIME_WAIT
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Editing help for a newbie :) baby photo editing effect
hello everyone Firtly im sorry if i am posting in totally the wrong area but its the first time i have been on the site so not too sure of my way around lol
Im in desperate need of some help with photo editing in cs3.
basically i have seen some baby photos someone i 'know' has taken where a lovely effect has been applied. I asked her how and this is what she said:
'I create a fill layer of a shade of the middle tone of the sikin colour reduce the opacity, then add a texture mask to bring back a bit more of the features and paint it on the areas .. then just sharpen areas such as eyes nose and mouth .. and highlights to the corners of the eyes and centre of the mouth .. and then select high pass as a mask and that makes the image pop out a little bit'
But being a newbie i have no idea how to do any of this!! lol i know my way around photo shop a bit but just afetr ANYONE who can help me step by step pretty pretty please?
here are 2 examples of the images that use the effect incase that makes it easier for anyone to know what i mean lol (hope the links work)
Thank you all in advance if you can help xxThe description seems somewhat unclear in parts.
'I create a fill layer of a shade of the middle tone of the sikin colour reduce the opacity, then add a texture mask to bring back a bit more of the features and paint it on the areas ..
Nor sure what she means with »texture mask«, but possibly just applying heavy noise (Filter > Noise > Add Noise) on the Layer Mask.
then just sharpen areas such as eyes nose and mouth ..
One option is applying Filter > Sharpening > Unsharp Mask to a copy of the Smart Object and setting it to Blend Mode Luminance and painting on its Layer Mask.
and highlights to the corners of the eyes and centre of the mouth ..
This could be done with a Curves- or Levels Adjustment Layer.
and then select high pass as a mask and that makes the image pop out a little bit'
That seems more than a little unclear to me – making a Selection of a High Pass-result and using it as a Mask for what?
One can use the High Pass Filter for sharpening. -
Rotate Crop Aspect Ratio Help LR3
I know that i am missing something totally easy here...but none the less I cant figure it out. How do I use the crop aspect change short cut key (x) without flagging my photos?
I have made sure that I am in crop mode. When I hit the x key it flags the photo to discard.
Thanks for your help!Thank you Hal!
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Need help for a newbie problem
I am VERY new to all this Java programming but have really started to enjoy it.
I have two problems with my program that I can not find answers to.
1. I am looking to find out why my code will not select the right answers when I select the first choice in the array. The answer that is delivered turns out to be the 3rd selection. The second and third selection work great, but the first selection always turns out with the thrid answer.
2. I know I need to do better error checking on the user input. At this point I am only checking for correct integer input, but I dont know how to fix or avoid the error for when the user would mistakedly enter letters instead of numbers.
Any hints?
Code to follow... I hope...
No gui allowed for this program.
First time posting so I hope this works and I do it the right way...
import java.text.DecimalFormat; //To round to 2 decimal places for payment format.
import java.io.*; //Allows User to input.
public class Wk5JimP
//classes for keyboard inputs from user
public static InputStreamReader reader = new InputStreamReader (System.in);
public static BufferedReader keyboard = new BufferedReader (reader);
//main
public static void main (String[] args) throws IOException
//Variables
DecimalFormat decimal = new DecimalFormat("#,##0.00"); //Makes the decimal format for the output
int appAmount = 200000; //approved loan amount
short rPay = 0; //repayment option
int ps; //payment schedule switching variable.
//Year array and variables
int yTerm[] = {30, 15, 7,}; //Term of the loan in years array
short rOller2 = 0; //looping variable for rolling the years
short rOller3 = 0; //looping variable for rolling the years
//Month array and variables
int mTerm[] = {360, 180, 84,}; //Term of the loan in months array
short rOller = 0; //looping variable for rolling the months
short rOller1 = 0; //looping variable for rolling the months
//Interest rate array and variables
double iRate[] = {5.75, 5.50, 5.35,}; //interest rate array
int liRate = 0; //looping variable for interest rate
int liRate1 = 0; //looping variable for interest rate
// Payment array and variables
double mPayment[] = {
((appAmount*(iRate[0]/12/100))/(1-1/Math.pow((1+iRate[0]/12/100), mTerm[0]))),
((appAmount*(iRate[1]/12/100))/(1-1/Math.pow((1+iRate[1]/12/100), mTerm[1]))),
((appAmount*(iRate[2]/12/100))/(1-1/Math.pow((1+iRate[2]/12/100), mTerm[2])))
}; //monthly payment array
int lPay = 0; //looping variable for payment incrementation
int lPay1 = 0; //looping variable for payment incrementation
//Dollar amounts into decimal format of two places
String fappAmount = decimal.format(appAmount);
//Output to screen for header information
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Congratulations!");
System.out.println("You are approved for a $" + fappAmount + " loan");
System.out.println("The three repayment options are listed below.\n");
System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
System.out.println(" Repayment\t Loan\t\t Term\t\t Interest\t Monthly");
System.out.println(" Option\tAmount\t Years Months\t Rate \t Payment");
System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
//Begin repayment option loop for calculation
while (rOller != 3)
// if else loop to second and third repayment options
if (rOller1 <= 2)
// for statement loops last repayment option
for (rPay = 1; rPay <=3; rPay++)
{mPayment[lPay] = mPayment[lPay1++];
yTerm[rOller2] = yTerm[rOller3++];
mTerm[rOller] = mTerm[rOller1++];
iRate[liRate] = iRate[liRate1++];
//Output to screen for numerical repayment option info
System.out.println(" " + rPay + "\t $" + fappAmount + "\t\t " + yTerm[rOller2] + "\t" + mTerm[rOller] + "\t " + decimal.format(iRate[liRate]) + "% \t$" + decimal.format(mPayment[lPay])+ "\n\n");
else
//begin payment option selection
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Which one of the payment schedules would you like to see?\n");
System.out.println("Please enter 1 or 2 or 3 to see the payment schedule\nor enter any other number to exit.");
ps = Integer.parseInt(keyboard.readLine());
switch (ps)
case 1:
System.out.println("\nOption #1\n");
paysched(yTerm[0], appAmount, iRate[0], mPayment[0]);
break;
case 2:
System.out.println("\nOption #2\n\n");
paysched(yTerm[1], appAmount, iRate[1], mPayment[1]);
break;
case 3:
System.out.println("\nOption #3\n\n");
paysched(yTerm[2], appAmount, iRate[2], mPayment[2]);
break;
default:
System.out.println("Thank you!\n\n");
System.exit(0);
}//end switch
}//end while
}//end main
//payment schedule method
public static void paysched(int yTerm, int appAmount, double iRate, double mPayment) throws IOException
//Declare variables for looped calculations
DecimalFormat decimal = new DecimalFormat("#,##0.00"); //Makes the decimal format for the output
double balance = appAmount;
double monIRate = iRate / 12;
double iPay = 0;
double pPay = 0;
short pNum = 1;
short year = 1;
//Header Output to screen for payment schedule
System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
System.out.println(" Payment \t Principle\tInterest\tTotal \t\tBalance");
System.out.println(" Year Month\t Payment\tPayment \tPayment \tRemaining");
System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
//Loop for shceduled payment calculation for all but the final year
do
//Apply the payment
iPay = balance * (monIRate /100);
pPay = mPayment - iPay;
balance = balance - pPay;
//Output to screen for payment information
System.out.println(" " +year+ " \t " +pNum+ " \t $" +(decimal.format(pPay))+ "\t$" +(decimal.format(iPay))+ "\t $" +(decimal.format(mPayment))+ "\t $" +(decimal.format(balance)));
pNum++;
if (pNum % 13 == 0)
System.out.println("Press enter to see the next year payments.");
System.in.read();
System.in.read();
year++;
pNum = 1;
//Output to screen for payment schedule
System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
System.out.println(" Payment \t Principle\tInterest\tTotal \t\tBalance");
System.out.println(" Year Month\t Payment\tPayment \tPayment \tRemaining");
System.out.println("-------------------------------------------------------------------------");
} //end if
} //end do
while(year < yTerm);
//Final Year calculations
do
//Apply the payment
iPay = balance * (monIRate /100);
pPay = mPayment - iPay;
balance = balance - pPay;
//Output to screen for payment information
System.out.println(" " +year+ " \t " +pNum+ " \t $" +(decimal.format(pPay))+ "\t$" +(decimal.format(iPay))+ "\t $" +(decimal.format(mPayment))+ "\t $" +(decimal.format(balance)));
pNum++;
if (pNum % 13 == 0)
System.out.println("Please press enter to select and view another payment schedule.");
System.in.read();
System.in.read();
year++;
} //end if
}//end do
while(year < (yTerm+1));
}//end class
}//end classThis is my first post so please be gentle...
Thanks for any help!When you choose Java to solve the problems, you need to adapt to the power/strategies/methodology that java offers you, and thats the way for solving problems in Java.
Why would you put the entire implementation for calculation inside main method? You could break down the program into smaller methods which could do the calculation bit and then call them in main method.
Anyways the reason that it is calculating for term of 7 years is that
// for statement loops last repayment option
for (rPay = 1; rPay <=3; rPay++)
{mPayment[lPay] = mPayment[lPay1++];
yTerm[rOller2] = yTerm[rOller3++];You are changing the value of the array yTerm[ ]. Hence once the control is out of the for loop the value of y[0]=7,y[1]=7 and y[2]=7.
Solution 1: mark yTerm as final.
Solution 2: set yTerm[0], yTerm[1] back as 30,15 after the for loop.
if (rOller1 <= 2)
// for statement loops last repayment option
for (rPay = 1; rPay <=3; rPay++)
{mPayment[lPay] = mPayment[lPay1++];
yTerm[rOller2] = yTerm[rOller3++];
mTerm[rOller] = mTerm[rOller1++];
iRate[liRate] = iRate[liRate1++];
//Output to screen for numerical repayment option info
System.out.println(" " + rPay + "\t $" + fappAmount + "\t\t " + yTerm[rOller2] + "\t" + mTerm[rOller] + "\t " + decimal.format(iRate[liRate]) + "% \t$" + decimal.format(mPayment[lPay])+ "\n\n");
yTerm [0]=30;
yTerm [1]=15;
}Futher the issue is with monthly calculation of pay back amount in switch - case statement.
As you have not provided what the problem is and what is the criteria for calculation of monthly interest or reducing the amount etc. Its not possible (at least for me) to tell you why it would run to negative. Mathematically that is the only thing possible,
Step 1: make those changes in your code. Make changes required to claculate the balance.
Step 2: Execute the new code and
Step 3: Gimme the dukes.
Cheers
$
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