May 2004
Beginner
400 pages
10h 25m
English
Okay. The question on the table is this: Your digital camera takes shots at a princely resolution of, say, 2160x1440 pixels. DV video resolution is 720x480, and Movie Maker can output video at a maximum resolution of 640x480. How do you resolve the difference?
To answer this question, let's first get a bird's-eye view of how Movie Maker works with still images; then we'll identify the optimal technique for preparing your images so that you can insert them into a Movie Maker project.
Movie Maker takes an admirably laissez-faire attitude toward images, basically displaying them as you place them in the movie. It does not try to fill the screen with your image, stretching it horizontally or ...
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