Make YOUR Videos More CINEMATIC with 21:9 Aspect Ratio - How to Change Aspect Ratio to 21:9

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Does that make sense? 🤔 Let me know if you need any clarification! 🔬

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Awesome! 👍🏼 Do you change you aspect ratio to 21:9 or overlay the letterboxes on the 16:9 footage?

[@MagicBiscuitShow]

@@CamberFilmSchool Haven't used the overlay letterboxes yet ... but will give 'er a go, since it seems a faster way. : +)

[@CamberFilmSchool]

It is definitely easier and works great when sharing your videos through KZbin. Only time I'd really use that actual 21:9 ratio is if I was going to submit my project to a film festival. Though another way you could do both is to format it in 21:9, export that as your video, then insert that video into a new 16x9 project. Then you could share the same video in both formats for different sharing destinations.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍🏾

[@NadeemKhan-er7uz]

Awesome

[@theofficialtailschannel5869]

As 21:9 widescreen it’s called 2.35:1 and 2.39:1. Well I used 2048x858 and 2048x872 for some of my videos 21:9

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍

[@BigTea]

This seemed to be the only video that mathematically broke down the dimensions and gave me the 21:9 output for 4K. Exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Glad to help! 👍

[@-Akshay-]

Idk if it's just me but 21:9 feels very pleasing.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I agree! 👍🏾

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍

[@kentsqueezy1333]

Yep that cinematic feel.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

😉

[@theninkyn0nk463]

Damn cheers! I always slow down videos like these in order to understand, but you don't talk too fast in the first place. Please don't change! Happy holidays

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Great to hear! 👍🏼 Thanks, Oliver and Merry Christmas.

[@theofficialshadowmaniachan5335]

You know Camber for 21:9 resolution can be 2048x858 is well

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I can be any number of pixels you want. It’s simply a ratio.

[@DatSamurai]

Dang! Great explanation of the aspect ratios. I knew about the cropping method but never thought to change the dimensions to do the same thing. It looked great!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

For sure! The 16:9 with letterbox overlays works great for KZbin, but if I was going to be sending a film out to festivals or something like that, I would definitely format it in the actual 21:9 aspect ratio.

[@morganecabellastudio5994]

i was struggling, cheers !!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Glad to help!

[@marcyvandenburg4760]

You do a great job of explaining!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks so much, Marcy! 👍🏼

[@martinlopezruiz]

This video is a game changer man! Thank you so much

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Glad to help!

[@AtlasUrbex]

I learned something, but GOD... Thank you for saving me time to calculate aspect ratios for 4K, I wanted to go the cinematic route for a while now but I always used PNG letterboxes, which worked but is just annoying to have a entire track in video editing dedicated to just the letterbox image

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Glad to help! 👍

[@AtlasUrbex]

@@CamberFilmSchool Resolution has to be an even number in order for Resolve to be able to use it, so I tapped it 1 pixel less

[@CamberFilmSchool]

That works! 👍

[@MagicBiscuitShow]

Excellent explanation and video production quality ... . I always look forward to your posts. Cheers, Chuck . : +)

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks so much, Chuck 👍🏼 I really appreciate that!

[@nicklesmd]

Fantastic video, thank you!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You’re welcome! 👍

[@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

The best thing about your videos r that they r exactly on point explaining exactly what i wanted to know.That calculations u made were so presice and helpful and i will use them as i love the anamorphic widescreens look.I use crop bars to acheive them.I was really bad to know about the endscreen related problem on youtube regarding the 21:9.U r Amazing. Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄❤️🎄

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks so much, Rivu! 👍🏼 I try to keep my videos as short as possible and to the point so that I can help people without wasting your time. I'm glad to hear that it's all been helpful for you. Thanks for watching, and Merry Christmas to you too!

[@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

Camber Motion I still remember seeing your video on aspect ratios and honestly speaking from that day i see all your videos and Chamber Motion is one if the best filmmaking tutorial channel in youtube.And you r such a nice person.Learnt a lot from u.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

That's really awesome, Rivu! 👍🏼 Thanks so much for your kind words. I have a lot of cool stuff planned for 2020 that I hope will continue to help!

[@53jakey53]

You rock man! Subscribed.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thx! 👍

[@ACONNECTIONTV]

This was a great video. Subscribed.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks!

[@superpowerpictures]

Direct and to the point

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍 I try not to waste peoples’ time. 😉

[@ManlyHK1]

You just solved my problem and a big thumbs up! BTW you can't do the template one with iMovie right?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to do the template on iMovie. It’s just an overlay that you put on your clips.

[@fausto2649]

Great job. Straight to the point. Thank you!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks, Fausto 👍 And you're welcome!

[@ukaszmarulski2874]

you've made my day! Thanks!! :)

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You’re welcome! 👍🏾

[@mikenaughton4298]

Excellent. Very clear explanation. Thank you.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks so much, Mike 👍🏼 Glad it was helpful!

[@waterspotter2930]

Thank you...you people are very helpful for amateur like me.😀

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Glad to help! 👍

[@SantiagoGD]

I don't know how to change my video to 3:4 ... pls help

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You just have to set the custom dimensions into your editing software and set the footage to either "fit" or "fill."

[@CamberFilmSchool]

If you shot Full HD Footage of 1920x1080, then you'll have 16:9 to start with. You'd need to change it to 1440x1920 in order to have a 3:4 aspect ratio. That's a little unusual though. The normal would be 4:3 which would be a 1920x1440.

[@RatedMediaGroup]

Crop marks. That's is exactly what I been looking for instead of using tape on the back screen of camera haha. So now I have to google and see if my eos r has that crop mark option would be so cool. Like a line gride thing on screen from inside camera option

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Unfortunately I don’t think the EOS R does have that option. I haven’t used one in a while but I don’t remember seeing that option.

[@RatedMediaGroup]

@@CamberFilmSchool yeah it dont. Dont even have a grid thing like my canon 80d have ugh. Just gotta use tape on the screen haha

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yep, rig it up! 😂

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Gotta do what works sometimes! 😂

[@MotoTrist]

Once again, super informative, thanks!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

No problem 👍🏽

[@Amjadtube7]

thanks friend what the program wich you use to edit video?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

FCPX

[@flummi527]

Is there a way i can edit a streched 21:9 video, to a non streched 16:9 video?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

No really. You can put the 21:9 video into a 16:9 aspect ratio project, but there will still be black bars above and below the footage. You could increase the size until the black bars are gone, but then you'll also be cutting off a good portion of the left and right sides off the footage.

[@technopal5205]

21:9 is the best frame

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I like it too!

[@Chrispmedia]

Now please do a video on how to install them onto final cut, because it’s 4am and I’ve been trying so fucking hard to install the templates

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You don’t have to install anything I to final cut. You just download the overlay and then drag it over top of your clip.

[@cos105media3]

great job. thank you !

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You're welcome! 👍🏼

[@produccionescalifornia]

Videos like this need to like and subscribe. Thank you

[@CamberFilmSchool]

😉👍

[@divijchawla4735]

Are their letterboxes in the download link which could crop your video to 20:9 or 19:9 ratio

[@CamberFilmSchool]

No, it's just the standard ones. I would just manually set your aspect ratio to those in your editing software over adding boxes overtop.

[@sirprestige8803]

Great videos with simple explanations. Cheers. Btw I see KZbin now take more ratios (ie Stormzy "Crown"). Tested 19:9, 21:9 and even 23:9 and all uploaded without bars. Just double checking - what are the calculations for 4:3? Thanks in anticipation

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yeah, they upload without bars, but it'll still show bars if you are watching on a 16:9 screen. If you are doing 4:3 @ Full HD then you'd need to set your project to 1920x1440. Or for 4K you'd do 3840x2880.

[@sirprestige8803]

Camber Motion Nice one mate. Thanks sooooo much. Very appreciated. Salute

[@CamberFilmSchool]

No problem, sir prestige 👍🏽 Glad to help!

[@madhukumbara235]

When I make that sequence settings(21:9), after that if I upload or import footage which shot on 4k(2160p). It is showing, Clip doesn't match sequence settings. Please help.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You have to increase the size to fill the screen because it’s a different aspect ratio. Most editing programs have a “conform” option and then you adjust as needed for framing.

[@Dostksaath]

Thanks brother you solve my problem 😎🤟

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You’re welcome 👍🏾 Glad to help!

[@yKamilo]

What if we setup timeline like u said and we have 4k and 1080clips in same timeline ?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Have to set your project file to either 1080 or 4K and either upscale the 1080p or downscaling the 4K.

[@dennogorie7981]

so .. if I want to record video ratio 16: 9, I just need to select movie record size 1920x1080 on my conon eos 600D is that true ..?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yes, that is true.

[@yannisgutmann7923]

Great video, thanks!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You're welcome, Yannis! 👍🏼

[@PeterDB90]

Question - what if I record footage in 3840x1646 but then when I edit it in post, I export it in 5120x2160 (4K 21x9 resolution) for KZbin upload purposes? I realize exporting in higher resolution doesn't actually add more pixels, so my footage would still be in 3840x1646 but exporting in full 4K 21x9 would make KZbin recognize it as a 21x9 aspect ratio AND would retain the original quality of the footage without cropping anything. In my case, it's a capture of a game, so I am able to capture 3840x2160 game that is playing in ultrawide mode with black bars at the top and bottom which in post I would delete making my footage effectively 3840x1646. Or would I be better off retaining the black bars and exporting in 4K 16x9? My concern is that people watching on an actual widescreen monitor would not be able to get the video to go true full screen and instead would have footage with black bars on all four sides because KZbin would essentially recognize the black bars as part of the video...

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I would go with the native 21:9 rather than converting to 16:9.

[@dracxs4587]

This helped me a lot. Can you tell me how to do 20:9? Oh nevermind I just realized that I just have to multiply 120 by 20😆.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍😉

[@jenscarlsson4992]

Is the resolution still 1080p on KZbin when you upload a video with the 1920x823?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

It should still register as HD as long as the width is 1920.

[@jenscarlsson4992]

Ok, thanks for the quick answer

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You’re welcome! 👍🏾

[@FrankPastula]

amazing video thank u man

[@CamberFilmSchool]

THanks so much, Frank 👍 Glad it was helpful!

[@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

*_now how about edit the 16:9 video to 2:1 and then use the black bars ?_*

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I have a separate video on the 18:9 aspect ratio (2:1) and how to edit it. 😉

[@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

@@CamberFilmSchool watched that too and applying it since then 😁

[@CamberFilmSchool]

😉

[@peterpreisdinslaken1510]

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[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks! 👍

[@anasg2419]

can we use the aspect ratios you mentioned but duplicating them x2 or x3 to have more pixels which results in a better quality? or that's wrong

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Duplicating your picture doesn’t add quality. It’s just the one video overlayed and covering the video underneath.

[@togatasenpai7870]

This video should have more views!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

THanks, Togata! Feel free to share it.

[@ding4168]

Thanks sir!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You’re welcome! 👍

[@aryanshaw2462]

i downloaded the ratio files but i dont have any idea how apply them in my videos using filomra 10

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You overlay them on your clips. Put them above your clip in the timeline.

[@aryanshaw2462]

@@CamberFilmSchool yeah thanks I got it

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Cool 👍🏾

[@SnoTangerine]

I appreciate the great video! But I'm having problems. I have footage that was shot in UHD 3840x2160, and any time I try to change the sequence settings (with correct math), instead of fitting to the format it just shrinks the image way down to fit inside the frame so it is surrounded by black bars on all sides within the render. I'm frustrated and stuck. Seems that no matter what I try it never does what I want. Any ideas?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

What editing program are you using? There’s typically a special conform option that needs to be changed to make it fill the full screen. They usually default to make sure the full clip is showing.

[@SnoTangerine]

@@CamberFilmSchool I'm in Premiere Pro. Where is this conform option? That might do it

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I don’t have any experience with premiere pro so I’m not sure. You can always try increasing the size of the clip until it fills up as well.

[@SnoTangerine]

@@CamberFilmSchool I was able to figure it out in DaVinci Resolve. But even that program was giving me the same issue at first. Really really strange.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yea, I don’t have any experience with editing programs aside from iMovie and Final Cut Pro which both make it pretty easy.

[@Bmad185]

thanks for the video helped out alot

[@CamberFilmSchool]

No problem, OXBMAD 👍🏼Glad it helped!

[@team2films]

If you are interested in learning more about the way that Aspect Ratios have influenced blocking and staging in movies over the years, you may enjoy this video I have recently produced. Thanks for checking it out. Aspect Ratio - The Changing Shape of Cinema: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXu3hquvbMuakK8

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Cool, i'll take a look when I have a minute.

[@brunnerb]

How exactly does one use the Letterbox Template in FCP X? Does one need to install the Letterbox Templates in FCP X?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

It’s basically just an overlay that you place above your footage.

[@sdevane75]

Davinci resolve has amazing lens flares, tit and shift, and anamorphic effects. I uses them on a hoe holiday movie that was ahit as 21:9 and it looks great - the anamorphic color and flares are move dynamically across screen so it doesn't look like a post edit but rather something in camera.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Nice! 👍

[@sebastiangerlic]

Hi...It is possible to have a 9:1 video playing on youtube without black up and down??

[@CamberFilmSchool]

It depends on the size of the screen you’re using to watch it. If the device you’re using to watch is the same aspect ratio as the media that’s playing, then there will be no black bars anywhere.

[@sebastiangerlic]

@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks 4 your answered ... The video is about an ART installation that is 9 meters long x 1 meter tall ... we edit the video with that proporsion...but youtube shows it on a 16:9 screem with black bars inside.... I would like not to have those bars...

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You can upload the aspect ratio that you want, but if you watch on a 16:9 screen there will be black bars because 9:1 doesn’t conform to 16:9. You have to have a screen that’s 9:1 for it to not have bars. KZbin doesn’t show a 16:9 screen, it shows whatever aspect ratio the video was uploaded with.

[@eofprojects]

3:43 the percent of each black bar on top and bottom is ?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I don’t know what the percentage is. That would depend on the type of screen you’re viewing it on.

[@MathiasCzR01]

Great Video, I saw this one and the other one about aspect ratios. Though I have question to ask. I'm trying to upload a 3440x1440 video to youtube, and I get horizontal black bars. I'm trying to edit my video to get rid of this problem, should I use the custom 3840x1646 UHD or 1920x823 resolution, or is there another resolution I should use specifically for 3440x1440?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I think there is a bit of a misconception about black bars on videos. It all depends on the screen you're using to watch the videos. If you format a video aspect ratio the fit a smartphone, then when you watch it on a computer there will be black bars on the top and bottom. But if you format it for a computer, then there will be black bars on the sides when watching on a smartphone. It just depends on which you like better.

[@MathiasCzR01]

Ah I see. I thought it was possible to adapt a video resolution so it can be viewed full screen with no bars on a 16:9 and on a 21:9 computer screen. Earlier I customized a video resolution from 3440x1440 to 3840x2160 to alleviate my problem, albeit it bit stretched.

[@MaalVlogs]

*thanks for this tips :)*

[@CamberFilmSchool]

No problem, Alma 👍🏼 Glad to help!

[@sedrock]

What app on phone that can edit to 21:9? Thankyou

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Not sure. I only do editing on my MacBook.

[@littleuppie]

Has this changed? Does KZbin support 21:9 now? I've seen some videos that seem to be "ultrawide" but I'm not sure if this is the case.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

KZbin supports pretty much any aspect ratio. I was just saying that it won’t allow you to put end screens on the video.

[@MelvinDlaCruz]

*I love this Aspect Ratio 21:9 but is a problem with this, maybe some peoples don care but if you have a youtube channel and want to add the end screen in your video for engagements is not posible but nice video thanks for charing*

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yep! 👍

[@MrAlifarrukh]

I’m a lil confuse , I see a lot of ppl doing 1920 = 800 . Why is yours a lil higher ?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Because I’m right... 😂 Its because most people just like easy numbers to remember. If you divide 1920 by 21 and then multiply that number by 9 (which is how you’d come up with the vertical pixel height) you’ll get 822.857143 which I rounded up to 823. But 800 is just easier to remember than 823. However you are a little wider if you use 1920x800 because that’s actually about a 21.6:9 aspect ratio (not like anyone would really notice though).

[@MrAlifarrukh]

@@CamberFilmSchool ok that make sense . Great video bro

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks! 👍🏾 Glad to help.

[@MrAlifarrukh]

@@CamberFilmSchool yes it did

[@mrzagga1122]

1920*822 is true 21:9

[@mastiwaves4669]

I like your video from India

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks so much, Masti! Where in India are you from? I've been to Delhi and Mumbai.

[@ramkumar0555]

Bro I have 2 gb size what will do

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Depends on the camera recording settings.

[@-it2215]

ins't there's pixel mapping issue when we make horizontal bigger than original?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I haven’t noticed any issues. But you can always change the dimensions based on the width of the video and just cut the height.

[@-it2215]

@@CamberFilmSchool I was calculating with 21:9=1920*822.8571428~~. Which isn't perfect 21:9. But when I use 2520*1080, I seemed to notice that since I'm streching the pixels it looks a little softer. (usually shoot at 4k all-i on Sony FX3) So, I was wondering what could be the best way to get exact pixel size. Thanks for your info. Want to make my own documentary film with fx6 but wasn't sure what resolution to use. think I have to search up more info :)

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yea, you can go with either 1920x822 or 823. No one will notice the 1 pixel difference. 😉

[@-it2215]

​@@CamberFilmSchool haha right 😂 planning to attempt submit my documentary on Netflix too. So, I was wondering if even one pixel difference may be effected. I found more info on Netflix Partner Help Center. And realized for 4k resolution 2.35:1 I need resolution of 3840 X 1634. I didn't know using like 2.35:1 was standard. rather than 21:9 aspect ratio. I haven't worked on movie industry so I didn't knew it haha

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yea, and they also have rules on Netflix for what type of files are recorded and a list of cameras that are acceptable.

[@EpicfunSuperMariowondergam-c1l]

21:9 is the best aspect ratio😊

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I like it for movies.

[@PandaGamer-gw4td]

WHERE DID I NEED TO PRESS TO DOWNLOAD THEM

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Link in the description.

[@DarioSinger]

I watched your video is not enough I have been studying with your video is more accurate. But I have to say I found a site that calculate aspect ratio and with 3840X1646 I get an aspect Ratio of 2:33 with it will fill 98.2% a ultra wide tv screen 21:9 don't know how accurate they are but to fill at 100% the 21:9 I got 3840X1626. I don't have the capacity or the time to decide who's right or wrong I am just testing different solution to fit my samsung phone that with 3840X1920 (aspect ratio 2:1) doesn't fill the screen. So now I going to export a little project I just did with your figures 3840X1646... so many numbers 😁 anyway thank you so much s I really followed all ur instruction.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks!

[@goldensilence5841]

So it's still 1080p?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You can still have the width of 1920, but it’ll be a little shorter than 1080 on the height since you’ll be cropping the top and bottom off.

[@armando.visuals]

Awesome

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks, Armandoo!

[@Video2Webb]

What video software is being used in this video?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I use Final Cut Pro X on my MacBook Pro.

[@Video2Webb]

@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks! Do you happen to know if I could make a Facebook cover video which has to be 820 x 312 or 462 using FCP? Currently researching options for doing social media productions.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yes. You can set any custom dimensions you want for you video in FCPX.

[@T11paraplegic]

Cool channel

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks! 👍

[@illogical1421]

I prefer 2.4:1/21.6:9 1920x800 3840x1600 2592x1080 5184x2160, it's just slightly wider but it's much better.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍

[@abyssent]

anyone know how to get on iphone 12

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I do all my editing on MacBook so I’m not sure.

[@abyssent]

@@CamberFilmSchool hmm so id have to edit it cause i cant find any apps that do it

[@abyssent]

2:01

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Probably.

[@QuizTriviaWorld]

Wow!

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍🏾

[@eddiejames6589]

It seems the templates are no longer available

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I’ll have to see if I can find some new ones.

[@desirebeast1716]

​@@CamberFilmSchool can you find new one?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I’m trying to find something free.

[@i5artube]

Most people nowadays watch video on the phone and phones are small. You should try to fill all the screen with your content (using the 16:9 aspect ratio) instead of filling the screen with black bars with your 21:9 aspect ratio.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Ok. I use 2:1 for most videos now and it fills more than 16:9 on new smartphones. I have a video on that too. 😉

[@i5artube]

@@CamberFilmSchool The iPhone SE, which is the newest iPhone with touch ID, is 16:9.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Ok. Most phones are bigger than that now.

[@i5artube]

@@CamberFilmSchool The iPhone 12 Mini is even smaller and it's not so old.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yea, but I’m talking about the majority of phones now.

[@prashant8587]

@camber Motion How to change aspect ration on any youtube video uploaded by other

[@CamberFilmSchool]

You can’t change the aspect ratio of a video after it’s uploaded.

[@zcmaogaminh4224]

which aspect ratio are you using

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Depends on the video. This one was 16:9

[@zcmaogaminh4224]

@@CamberFilmSchool Thank you for reply

[@VypaGaming]

What does 21:9 look like on a 18:9 device

[@CamberFilmSchool]

It would have small black bars across the top and bottom of the screen.

[@mopnem]

21:9 in a vid not formatted for it?

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Is that a question?

[@mopnem]

@@CamberFilmSchool You know exactly what I'm referring to. Wasn't necessarily trying to be rude with the comment but yr reply is kinda silly

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I haven’t watched this video in a long time so I wasn’t sure if there was something in it in particular that you are referring to. Or just because the video is in 16:9 format. It’s more difficult to show people how to do the fake 21:9 in a 16:9 project without it being in 16:9.

[@mopnem]

@@CamberFilmSchool Well.. civil answer, that makes sense. I took the response a different way but in actuality probs to you for still replying to comments.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Just trying to keep it real, bro! 😉

[@VarunCreations]

1920 * 823 cinematic ratio.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yeah, that would be 21:9.

[@FirstLast-pu6zs]

**Thumbs up emojii**

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍

[@VypaGaming]

1920 × 960 is the best video option. Dont believe me? Search up on KZbin "why I should switch to 18:9 aspect ratio video"

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Yea, I actually made one on why I use 18:9 on all my videos now as well as how to format it.

[@ConnorsBrickyard]

👍

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Awesome! 👍🏼

[@benjasine3472]

16:9 is widescreen 21:9 is ultrawide

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Ok 👍🏼

[@ommadammo]

Not 1280x549. It's 1280 by 720, losing 86 pixels top and bottom = 1280x548.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

ok.

[@boostedbilly7308]

🎄👍💪

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Thanks, bro! 👍🏼

[@ruiandrew9326]

Adding black bars IS AN AWFUL WAY to do it.

[@CamberFilmSchool]

I totally agree. But some people don’t want to do the extra math. 😂

[@mrzagga1122]

guys please round down to 822 not up. Trust me this is the correct way

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍

[@mrzagga1122]

@@CamberFilmSchool and movies use 1920*810. So it's 822 or 810... but not 823

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Ok. 👍

[@UnrulyVisuals]

DO NOT PUT THE BLACK BARS YOURSELF

[@CamberFilmSchool]

Ok 👍🏼

[@ryand6314]

👍

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍

[@mohammadsaleem9785]

👍

[@CamberFilmSchool]

👍