Jeromy Barber
February 11th, 2009, 10:51 AM
I'm about to fire off a response to a web designer I'm collaborating with on a project. I've done some research on the matter, and I think I'm right, but I want to get some back-up on the issue.
Here is the most recent message from the designer:
"In the design phase of this Web site, I specified that the episode videos need to be in Standard 4:3 Ratio Format. I designed the entire page around this format. In pixels, the stage area is: 450px X 338px which is Standard 4:3 Ratio Format."
It's my opinion that 450px X 338px is NOT 4:3. Right?
I'm delivering a file that is 480x320, and I feel that he should be able to make that work. (BTW the original file is shot DV, 24P, with a DVX 100, editing on CS3). I'm not an expert on aspect ratios and such, and that's why I'm checking in here.
Thanks in advance!
Here is the most recent message from the designer:
"In the design phase of this Web site, I specified that the episode videos need to be in Standard 4:3 Ratio Format. I designed the entire page around this format. In pixels, the stage area is: 450px X 338px which is Standard 4:3 Ratio Format."
It's my opinion that 450px X 338px is NOT 4:3. Right?
I'm delivering a file that is 480x320, and I feel that he should be able to make that work. (BTW the original file is shot DV, 24P, with a DVX 100, editing on CS3). I'm not an expert on aspect ratios and such, and that's why I'm checking in here.
Thanks in advance!