Other video post tools, including Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects, can be used for de-squeezing. MoondogLabs-Squeeze from Glen Mulcahy on Vimeo. Update: Here is a video tutorial for Final Cut from one of our backers, Kyle Lowe, and below is a Final Cut Pro X tutorial from Glen Mulcahy: For the 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter, use -33. In Final Cut Pro, Aspect Ratio is similarly adjusted using the Aspect Ratio slider on the Motion tab under the Distort options. Handbrake Manual - Anamorphic Guide USING FINAL CUT PRO Handbrake Guide Part I - Picture Settings(YouTube) The resulting de-squeezed video plays at 1:2.39 aspect ratio.
ANAMORPHIC PRO MAC FREE HOW TO
Here's how to use Handbrake to de-squeeze video:ġ) Open your video source file (iPhone source is 1920x1080) select destination folderĢ) Select Anamorphic = Custom, and Modulus = 8 (arguably, should use Mod 2 as output file is not divisible by 8)ģ) Set Display width = 2554 (this is 1.33x1920) PAR width = 4 PAR width = 3 (Together, these give a 1.33:1 Pixel Aspect Ratio) Handbrake is a free tool for converting video from nearly any format to a selection of modern, widely supported codecs. Note that the overall video quality is not great due to compression artifacts in the upload to Vimeo as 720p - we're working to correct that. Starting with this unedited iPhone video file (1920x1080) shot with the 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter, we'll walk through the appropriate settings in Handbrake (Free) and Final Cut Pro to de-squeeze the video. De-squeezing involves having the video displayed with pixels that are one unit high by 1.33 units wide and encoding an output file with a display width of 2554 pixels (1920x1.33).Ībove is a short clip that didn't make it into our Kickstarter video, downloaded from an iPhone 5. The Moondog Labs 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter squeezes a 33% wider field of view onto the existing iPhone sensor (1920x1080 used for video).
The key for video de-squeeze is the pixel aspect ratio (PAR) and display width for rendering.
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