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Aspect ratio

Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633
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What should I put in "Aspect Ratio (Global) to have this ratio -> 2.35:1?

 

Thanks

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  • MelanieLMelanieL Posts: 7,731
    edited May 2017

    If the field won't take two decimal places you could try putting in 235 and 100?

    Edit to Add: Actually I just tried it - it will take up to three decimal places, so you can just type in 2.35 and 1.0

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  • grinch2901grinch2901 Posts: 1,247
    edited May 2017

    7:3 is roughly the same as 2.35:1   So you could do 700x300, for example.  or 2100x900.  You get the idea.

     

    EDIT: Or just do what MelanieL suggested!

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  • JamesJABJamesJAB Posts: 1,766

    W: 2.35      H: 1
    Basicly what the aspect ratio is saying is that your width is 2.35 times larger than your height

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,256

    Do what everybody said above, but you will need to change Constrain Proportions (Global) to Off first. It is the button right below the area you highlighted in your attachment.

  • JamesJABJamesJAB Posts: 1,766

    Constain proportions keeps the aspect ratio that you set.
    For example if you have your aspect ratio set at 16:9 and you type in a vertical pixel size of 1080 it will auto populate the horizontal resolution to 1920, then if you type in 1600 for horizontal it will auto populate 900 into the vertical resolution.

  • Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633

    Thanks to all the answers. 16:9  it's more heightest than 2.35:1?

  • JamesJABJamesJAB Posts: 1,766
    edited May 2017

    16:9 is the same shape as most TVs and computer monitors nowdays.  4:3 is the shape of most old TVs and monitors.
    The closer you get to 1:1 the more square the area will be.
    As the first number gets bigger in realtion to the second number the wider the area becomes.
    As the second number gets bigger in relation the taller it gets.

    All in all it is just a math problem.  16:9 is the same as 16/9 = 1.778  Or 1.778:1
    The 2.35:1 ratio you are listing looks more like something you would see on a theatrical movie
    For example Star Wars The Force Awakens is presented in 2.4:1
    Jurassic World is an even 2:1
     

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  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,212

    The 16:9 has more pixels in the height than 2.35:1 if that is what you mean.

    16: 9 1000 pixels wide x 562 pixels high = Widescreen

    2.35:1 1000 pixels high x 425 pixels = Anamorphic Scope

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