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Borders and shadows don't relate to the image shape for some reason, e.g. a portrait or square image gets a landscape shape border or shadow. How can I get these right?
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Barry Weare
BW Videofilms, Berkshire UK
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Edius 5.5, Win7 Pro 64bit, 16GB RAM, Intel Core i7 2.8GHz, NVIDIA GeForce9600GT, 5x 1TB SATA II (24/7 WD Enterprise type) with 4x in Raid1 for video, 1x for system/utilities. -
With 3D PiP you can't get this right. Border & shadow always apply on the full frame, not on parts of the frame. This is related to the limited alpha support of Edius.Edius X - Edius 9.52 Pro - Win 10 64 - AMD-Ryzen 9 3900X - 32 Gb DDR4 - ASUS-PRIME X570-PRO - Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER - SSD M.2 1000 Gb system + 3 x 3 Tb storage - 2 x 23" Full HD Monitors - M-Audio Studiophile AV40 -
Thanks, that's a bit disappointing but hey-ho I can live without the borders.Barry Weare
BW Videofilms, Berkshire UK
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Edius 5.5, Win7 Pro 64bit, 16GB RAM, Intel Core i7 2.8GHz, NVIDIA GeForce9600GT, 5x 1TB SATA II (24/7 WD Enterprise type) with 4x in Raid1 for video, 1x for system/utilities.Comment
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I don't know if this will help you but I use 3Dpinp alot with stills, and know the problem your having, what I do is use the croping tool, say the left side first and then keep croping till it hits the left side of the image, then repete for the three other sides, this then allows me to border and shadow the picture only. GaryComment
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