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  1. Member beammeup's Avatar
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    HI,
    I hope somebody would have come across this problem before

    I'm making a DVD movie, where I'm using scanned photos and
    digital pics as well.

    The Movie is in PAL 720 x576 format

    The photos are various sizes. If I simply insert all the photos
    onto the timeline and render at 720 x 576 Pal, a number of the stills will be a little distorted in size, either height, length or both.

    It's very time consuming to crop each photo in a photo editor to the exact 720 x 576 size ( or 1440 x 1152 etc ) before creating a timeline with them.

    Is there a better way of doing this ?
    Does anybody know of any software that will help me out ?

    Thanks
    Scott
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    Adobe photoshop is great for this you can setup automated tasks and just by assigning a keystroke you can re-size your images to 720 by 576.
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    check ACDSee, has many batch options, should be able to do that
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    Yeah so does XN-View but they either will constrain the image making them not PAL standard or re-size them to 720x576 distorting them.
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  5. Thanks for the help, I had trouble with the same thing.
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    to keep pictures that u enlarge as sharp and detailed as the original you can use the photoshop plugin "Ginuine Fractuals" which is said to increase image size 400% with out any pixelation or quality loss. From experince I would say that 200% incrase at most retains the overall quality of the picture, which is still amazingly good.
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