Picture problem in canvas

im doing a project for my school, and i imported some pictures. the first picture i imported looked fine, i adjusted the top and bottom so it would fit my widescreen video. when i go back to import another picture, it looks fine in the viewer, but when i add it to the timeline it shrinks to the middle and doesnt fill the canvas. i dont know if i did something, cause i went back (just to check) and put that first picture back on the timeline, and it did the same thing. so something changed between the first time i did it, and now..yes, i can still resize it in the canvas but im wondering why it wouldnt do it automatically like it did earlier. any help would be appreciated.. thanks..(sorry so detailed, but i wanted to make sure you knew what was going on)
aaron

that solves the problem, i was just curious why, but i guess you just have to adjust in the motion tab..good enough for me..thanks

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