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and the top and bottom of the image are cropped o, leaving a 16×9 “center extraction” of the Academy
frame. The proportions of the source image are maintained.
The Fill to Screen Width option should be used when vertical center extractions are desired as part of the
dailies or review screening process.
The following illustration shows the visual result when a 1024×768 source input is displayed on the display
with the Fill to screen width ratio (proportional) option enabled. Note that, as compared to the previous
illustration, the area above and below the outside squares has been cropped out and the image resized to
take up the entire 16:9 frame.
Fill to screen height (proportional)
This option is for specic workows with source video that is wider than the display’s native 16×9 aspect
ratio. In some lm workows it is desired to see a 17×9 horizontal extraction of a wider source aspect ratio. If
enabled, this option will resize the source image so that the height matches the display height. Then the
source image is centered horizontally and the left and right of the image are cropped o, leaving a 16×9
“center extraction” of the wider frame. The proportions of the source image are maintained.
The Fill to Screen Height option should be used when horizontal center extractions are desired as part of the
dailies or review screening process.
The following illustration shows a 2048×858 source input image and the visual result when that source input
is displayed on the display with the Fill to screen height ratio (proportional) option enabled. Notice that the
right and left edges of the frame have been cropped out and the image resized to take up the entire 16:9
frame.
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