Very very new here, and I'm still trying to figure everything out, so if this has been discussed before please direct me to the proper thread. Here's my problem:
I want to combine shots that I took using different clips that are of different resolutions and frame rates. For example, I have a 60fps Raw clip that I filmed at 1440x368 resolution with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1, that I slowed down to 29.97fps. I want to combine that with non-raw footage that I took at 1080 at 29.97 fps. I am using AfterEffects to render the .dng using the Quicktime and H.264 settings. In Premiere Pro I open a new 1080p sequence and import both clips. Even though I click on scale to frame size with the raw clip it still doesn't match the frame size of the already 1080 clip, and I can't get the heights to match up. Any suggestions? I'm using 600D/T3i.
What's the timeline aspect ratio? Premier will scale the smaller clips to match the timeline, but I believe it will keep the clips aspect ratio the same. So if your clip is 2.35:1 and you use "scale to frame size"in a 16:9 timeline the clip won't fill the frame.
I'm assuming the clips are filling the frame horizontally after scale to fit is clicked, correct?
So I actually figured it out after playing around some more and found another video online. The main problem was the horizontal width was fine but the vertical wouldn't fit - but I managed to manually expand it in AE before exporting to premiere.