Attempting to export file at 2880x1440, but premier pro changes it to 2048x1024

Hi all,
attempting to export file at 2880x1440, but premier pro changes it to 2048x1024.
I first noticed this issue when trying to change the frame rate of a file using twixtor, but now this is
a recurring problem.
Using a Mac Pro, with adobe premier pro cc.
Thanks in advance,
Best
Erfan

Okay, thanks Jeff, that makes sense.
I have now attempted this however I can't find the option for 5.2, also it is the frame size that I can't alter, I can however export at 60fps @ 2048x1024 and the final file plays fine.
Again I really appriciate you taking the time,
thanks,
Erfan

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