I have a panasonic GS-17.
I capture the DV with adobe premiere pro. In my camera I use the cinema option. So the par is 1.067 pal.
The capture file is ok, but the problem is then I edit it in adobe.
The picture is then too small. It looks to small even in the sample window.
Then I export it the picture dont fill out my widescreen tv.
It even does it when dont convert it in any way.
I have tried with 16:9 and 4:3 project but nothing seems to work.
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What exactly is "cinema mode" on a GS-17? Is this just simple horizontally squeezed 16:9 in a DV frame? Or is it altering field sequence?
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I think two black bars is added. Simple as that.
But I am not sure.
Then I used pinnacle studio it worked fine. -
Low end Sony camcorders in wide mode "letterbox" the CCD but output full height with H squeezed. I'm not sure what Panasonic does. Normally DV wide project formats will unfold that correctly in Premiere and others.
Typical low end widescreen is like the left pane here.
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