It’s crazy you made this 5 yrs ago and talked about vertical video being unlikely and now I’m literally watching this to learn how to make vertical video for TikTok lol
This guy is great--excellent communicator that he kept it simple enough for avg people like me can get it--instead of trying to impress movie expert snobs. I subscribed just now because I have a feeling he'd be the best teacher I could have to learn how to make decent vids. Thank you!
It can if people actually do the math and use custom dimensions settings on their video projects. I would do it that way, but I've found that RUclips doesn't recognize aspect ratios over 18:9. It'll still let you upload them and display them, but a lot of functions like end screens, info cards, etc. won't be available. I hear ya though!
I started making videos of some of my DIY projects, had no idea what aspect ratio was until now. I am sure it will improve my videos. I will definitely check out some of your other videos. Thanks
For some people vertical video might be great for their iPhones and somewhat, but it never look good on television and I hate seeing it on my TV. If anyone going to provide footage for the news, please for the love of God hold your phone horizontally before hitting record!
The nice thing about longer screens on newer some newer phones like the note 9 (my new fav phone) is that either there is black edges for things that don't fit the full long screen in full screen or it is like in netflix were it is croped to fit but not super croped in which is fine for me and I think that is nice instead of things being streached which would look not as good to me. You could also go into split screen mode on note 9s which I think I'd cool sometimes. Yes Aspect Ratio is the size of the screen and resolution is the quality. Thanks for the video.
this is really so informative but i need your help with something. i saw a youtube video which was odd for me because if you watch it without full screen, the video is cut from the sides and surprisingly YT also cut the sides and didnt fill it with the black box on sides. i really need your help with this because im stuck in finding an answer from a week
if you watch it full screen you can see the black space on both sides but if you watch it in normal window , there is no black space. YT allowed it somehow idk how you can do this
I watched initially on my computer, and it had the pillar boxes regardless of how I watched. But I'm assuming you're watching from your phone because I switched to my phone and can now see how it fills the whole screen when the phone is upright and has the pillar boxes when I turn it. I'm guessing it's a 1:1 aspect ratio because what happens is that the black space is automatically generated by the viewer depending on how you have your screen rotated. If the person put 1:1 footage in a 16:9 timeline, then it would have the black space regardless of how you watched. But if you actually set the timeline to 1:1 (3840x3840 for 4K or 1920x1920 for FHD) then it will only have the black space automatically generated by your video player when you watch on a widescreen view.
@@CamberFilmSchool I hear you. Thanks a lot for looking it out for me. 💯% agreed. But my question is when you watch it on your PC in normal view (without full screen) and you see there is white empty space around the video. That is unclickable part. When you watch it in full screen, that white unclickable part becomes black part and you can click on it and pause it too. I tried uploading the video in same way but YT automatically creates a white part for me which is clickable and a part of my video. In this case of this video it's something that YT maybe missed it or it's a different concept. I hope you're getting me. I want to upload a video like that
Actually, I am searching for explanation for why 1:1 ratio becomes popular nowadays especially in social medias. The closest I find it is because Instagram in early days force you to upload videos and pics in 1:1 ratio and I think that's why it becomes popular. Video with 1:1 usually has caption in the top and bottom of the video.
Holy damn, here I was for about a week or so... wondering and going crazy over aspect ratio... and it's literally just bars. Loved the video, thank you so much! When u said "You could just crop in the black bars", I was so relieved. I thought I shot my whole footage completely wrong. Which... well wouldn't have been the worst, since I'm only starting rn but anyway, thanks!!
Yeah, most cameras only shoots 16:9 so you have to crop to whatever aspect ratio you want to use if other than 16:9 in post. Glad I was able to make sense of it for you!
Awesome job man! Your channel is def gonna blow up. Solid video with a "NoNonsense" vibe to it! I mistakenly shot a video on my GoPro in 4:3 and now im torn if I should post it or re shoot. Thanks for the great info. Just subbed. Where you from? Anywhere near the Philly area?
Thanks so much, I really appreciate that! I know what you mean by shooting the wrong aspect ratio by mistake! I'd just post what you have and keep on making more footage. Unless it's something that needs to go into a larger project that is all in a different aspect ratio.
16:9 only and forever vs. portrait. I cannot stand to view a still portrait let alone a portrait video, even when I turn my head horizontal. No problem with old pictures that 126 film made square. We used what we had. Thank you for the easy explanation Camber Motion.👍👍👍
Hi first thanks for the video, it’s great specially when you talked about vertical filming as I’m one big fan of vertical filming, I use 9:16 ratio and it’s so confusing how some of my fans like it and how some others don’t. I liked and subscribed to your channel keep posting stuff about filming videos and editing please. Thanks 😊
@@CamberFilmSchool How do some dvds give you the option to watch at either fullscreen or wide screen? Like how can they have a version that's 2 different aspect ratios?
Thanks Camber . Im sure ill be back here many times till i got it memorized , ill make sure to check out a few of your other videos and give a shout out on my channel . Getting ready for a relaunch and wanna have better videos. Thx
What about 2:1? For me it's the best compromise of all. Not overly exaggerated in width while keeping a fair amount of vertical content . I've been adopting it for some years now. I shoot in 3:4 and then crop 2:1 in post. Adding to this, in 16:9 displays the resulting horizontal black bars are also significantly reduced, which produces a very comfortable viewing experience. I find it odd that this AR is very rarely considered mentioned in literature. I wonder why. What do you think?
Because it hasn’t been commonly used until recently. I have a separate video I made on it after this one, and I’ve also been using 2:1 in most of my videos for the past 4 years.
I prefer to watch in 16:9 ratio only coz it fills the complete TV screen, the total money spent on TV display will be used properly (not with black borders), i feel obligated to watch movies with borders. correct me if am wrong (sorry for my bad english)
Hahaha you are the only one! But you are absolutely correct, i've never though of it that way either. I prefer 16:9, which is why i bought an old smart phone just week ago instead of a new one with stupid cinematic ratio.
Helpful video! However, I'm still a little confused as to how to fill the screen. I've tried using 16:9 and even tried custom dimensions but I keep getting the letter box. Any tips?
It depends on the screen you're watching on. A phone screen has different dimensions from a computer monitor or a laptop screen. Different devices will display the same aspect ratio with different size letter boxes depending on the screen size.
Kind of depends on the feel you are going for with the video. I've done most at 16:9 and some one also at 4:3. I'm starting to make most of my videos now at 18:9 because it fills up the most space on smart phones now (gonna make a video on that soon). Can you tell me more about what kind of music video it is?
@@lionroots11, if you're wanting to get the 21:9 aspect ratio, there are two different ways to do it. You can just do you normal project in 16:9 that your camera puts out and add the black bars for the 21:9 ratio (you can find lots of downloads for your editing program if you google it). One thing to keep in mind with this is that you need to make sure to use the right size depending on what resolution (1080p or 4K) or else it won't work right. The other way is to actually set your project dimensions to 21:9 (2520x1080) for HD and resize your clips in editing.
Please look slightly below the aperture of the camera. Doing so prevents your light source bouncing into the camera; it also makes the viewer more comfortable.
I need help!!!! I want to do a multi-screen music video like you see a lot today due to the covid-19 pandemic. I'm using Adobe Premire 2020 for this. I have all the videos. They fluctuate between having 14 musicians to 19 musicians performing all at onced. My questions is what would be the size of "each musician (square)," in my 1920h x 1080 w screen? Help???
Hey, Manny. Yea, that can definitely be a pain to do. For the 14 people, I think you'd need to do about 275x78 to get 7 even boxes across the top and 7 on the bottom. I'm not sure how you'd do it with 19 because you can divide that evenly.
@@CamberFilmSchoolHi Camber, I worked it and just by trial and error I was able to at least understand how to go about it. I started by reducing the picture by 50%, that allowed me to have 4 musicians in the 1080 dpi screen. Then I created 10 28% boxes for the other 10 musicians and it along with two other 50% but cropped boxes. If you were to ask me how I figured out, I could not tell you but a little bit of your box prespective helped me. I'll be happy to send you a final picture of it. My email is mannycepeda@hotmail.com if you have any more good advice for me. The learning experice is going to help me finish up the video of the band performing. Best Regards.
@@CamberFilmSchool I still dont quite understand how the ratio work but if anyone can chime in on different ways to do it when you are dealing with video editing and placing many boxes in a 1080 dp screen or even a 4k would be amazing help for the future!😊
Manny Cepeda, yea it’s hard to give you numbers to use when not actually there working on it. It’ll just take a lot of messing around and adjusting to make stuff look right.
You're absolutely right I'm wanting the 2.3 5, how do you do that in premiere? Just want to make sure I do it right in you write down step by step instructions for me and I really appreciate you by the way you were really helpful
I use Final Cut Pro, so I can't give you any detailed info on how to set things up in premiere. But there are two main ways to get the 2.35:1 or 21:9 aspect ratio for your video. You can either just set you project dimensions at 16:9 (1920x1080 for HD) and add the letterboxing to your video (which you can find downloads for letterboxes at all kinds of video resolutions like HD, 4K, 8K, etc.) The other way would be to set your project dimensions to 21:9 by manually setting the pixels to 1920x864 for HD. then you would just move your 16:9 footage around within that 21:9 aspect ratio project file to get it framed how you want within those dimensions. 👍🏼
@@CamberFilmSchool and one more question. why there is so much different sequences settings. for example some people say 815, 803, 822, i know said use 817 i was just wondering. it has me confuse as to the one to use, not doubting you by any means?
@@lionroots11, it's simply a math problem. If you are trying to do 21:9 aspect ratio then you take the width, which is 1920 for FHD and divide it by 21 (which is 91.43) and then you multiply that by 9 ( which is 822.86) to get your height. The different numbers are based on how and when people round the 91.43 before multiplying by 9. I just did 91x9 which ends up being 819. Not sure why I put 817, but when counting by a few pixels, there really isn't much difference.
Vertical video shows that the cameraman is inept. Every time I see any youtube video shot that way I yell at the monitor, "Idiot, hold the phone horizontally, you fool". If two videos of the same historic event show up in a newsroom, one vertical and the other horizontal, which one do you think is going on air? Here's a clue, the correct answer starts with the letter "H". This is so far from rocket science, that what can you say. Maybe we need TVs that auto-rotate. Practice doing this right, you'll get the hang of it.
I used an option from NCH video editor (thats the software I have in my computer) It converted into vertical, alright but the problem is, the video is in the center and up and down portion is black. How can I get rid of this problem. Please help. Thanks.
What about when you are just trying to watch videos. Had full screen and it just changed and now I have black bars on either side of the videos I am trying to watch. How can I get rid of the black bars on my computer. I'm not making videos, just watching. Everything has gone black. The bars on either side and the bar across the top where you can scroll down to your subscriptions.
There are three different options for RUclips video sizes when watching. There’s the default, theater mode, and full screen. But how much of the black bars you see depends on the aspect ratio of the video that the person uploaded. It they uploaded 16:9, then it’ll probably take up all of your computer screen. But if it’s a 21:9 video then there will be black bars on the top and bottom. You can’t control that.
Depends on how you want to deliver the video. Vertical video isn't really the best aspect ratio to use for RUclips. What I see a lot of people do is put the clip in a 16:9 project. Leave the video in vertical mode and make a copy of it. Set the copy as the background and expand it so that it fills the whole 16:9 screen. Then add a blur to it. That way you still have your vertical video look the way you filmed it and also have it blurred out in the background instead of just black bars. Otherwise just upload it straight 9:16 for a vertical format.
Anyone is free to disagree all they want but - - - 16:10 / 8:5 will forever be on top for me. Edit: Also 18:9 is just 2:1. It was definitely tested somewhere in the past. But I have yet to see content / media feature it.
Cool! I just started using 18:9 recently for my RUclips videos since it fills more of the screen on smartphones. 19.5:9 actually stretches to the ends of the screen on the new iPhones, but RUclips doesn't recognize that aspect ratio and won't allow you to use all the video features like end screens and cards.
I need 16:11 because my ipad screen isn’t your typical display but for me i have to watch videos with black bars at the bottom of them and if i use the browser and zoom in with the feature then i lose the edges of the video..... 😑😑😑😑 I know that aspect ratio doesent exist but i searched up just now and my ipad aspect ratio is meant to be 4:3?..... what.
I prefer 21:9 ratio because it has more space to keep the on-screen keyboard and web content all in one screen in portrait position and it is a movie standard ratio in landscape position. Furthermore, you can split screen into 16:9 at upper and 9:16 at bottom of the screen, upper player video bottom read website or 50:50 for 2 apps same screen, which is very useful because you no need to jump apps by turn. Not only that, you can capture movie style video because it is 21:9 ratio and totally fit the screen nicely and capture group photo/tree building things with much wider/taller view of fields. Finally, if above no a great design please remember a phone mostly grasp by one hand, and 21:9 ratio has slimmer width which is very nice to grasp compare to those chubby one!
@@yashpurty4410 21:9 is the best! Cinematic experience! Plus scroll less when reading comments, I also love the the full screen mode display with the comment sections at the same time I don't see other smartphone with 20:9 or 18:9.... screen ratio can fit it in 16:9 video. When it is movie 21:9 is wonderful to watching. While the others smartphone with 20:9 , 18:9 screen...not so good.
I've noticed when I watch something in 4:3 aspect ratio on my iPad it actually fills up the entire screen. I have actually been beginning to miss this aspect ratio even more recently
I am looking to invest in a new video camera but it’s talking about recording in 2:4:1 ratio, which sounds very similar to the 2:35:1 ratio. is there a true difference?
This video is very helpful but also a little confusing since you could buy a 20" tv in say 1080p or a 40" tv also in 1080p or whatever other resolution you want.. To me, it all comes down to pixel density.. Obviously the pixel density of the 20" tv would be twice as great so the picture quality would be much better (though I don't think you could say twice as good since there are diminishing the higher the resolution number go)
Or it could be that you are looking at the same amount of pixels but they are bigger pixels on the larger screen. A cell phone can shoot 4K just like a full frame camera like the FX3, but the bigger sensor on the camera provides a better picture because each pixel can take in more light and give better information.
What aspect ratio do you prefer? Let me know! 👇🏻
16:9
PUBJESUS 👍🏽 same here
Sometimes I use 16:9 and 21:9
KasualKev, same here. I usually use 21:9 for my short films and 16:9 for my tutorials (obviously) & vlogs.
Since the beginning of my RUclips channel I’ve used 16:9.
It’s crazy you made this 5 yrs ago and talked about vertical video being unlikely and now I’m literally watching this to learn how to make vertical video for TikTok lol
😂 A bit ironic!
This guy is great--excellent communicator that he kept it simple enough for avg people like me can get it--instead of trying to impress movie expert snobs. I subscribed just now because I have a feeling he'd be the best teacher I could have to learn how to make decent vids. Thank you!
Awesome to hear! Thanks so much 👍🏾
Excellent Camber. I've watched 10 videos on this subject and this is the one that helped me over the top and get it. Very Good.
Great to hear! Glad it helped. 👍
I just wish in 2019 a 4K film would actually fill the screen and not leave me watching through a letterbox.
It can if people actually do the math and use custom dimensions settings on their video projects. I would do it that way, but I've found that RUclips doesn't recognize aspect ratios over 18:9. It'll still let you upload them and display them, but a lot of functions like end screens, info cards, etc. won't be available. I hear ya though!
Sony Xperia 1 Mark 2. It fills the entire screen because it's 21:9 and it's beautiful
You could always get a widescreen monitor
Nice.
Very true, Kakashi.
I started making videos of some of my DIY projects, had no idea what aspect ratio was until now. I am sure it will improve my videos. I will definitely check out some of your other videos. Thanks
Thanks, Dennis. Glad to help!
Me to I didn't have a clue now I know 😅😅😅
Lovely, you answered what the internet couldnt.. And showed examples too, thanks.
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You did a great job in your explanation of aspect ratio's, etc., made it very easy to understand. You should get into teaching!
Thanks so much, mark holmes! 👍🏽 Hopefully that’ll help me out with future videos! 📸
For some people vertical video might be great for their iPhones and somewhat, but it never look good on television and I hate seeing it on my TV. If anyone going to provide footage for the news, please for the love of God hold your phone horizontally before hitting record!
Agreed!
Nice video. Also your eyes match your shirt like almost perfectly 😂
Thanks Kylee 👍🏼I'll have to wear that shirt more often!
Did you notice you are also like a princess?
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The nice thing about longer screens on newer some newer phones like the note 9 (my new fav phone) is that either there is black edges for things that don't fit the full long screen in full screen or it is like in netflix were it is croped to fit but not super croped in which is fine for me and I think that is nice instead of things being streached which would look not as good to me. You could also go into split screen mode on note 9s which I think I'd cool sometimes. Yes Aspect Ratio is the size of the screen and resolution is the quality. Thanks for the video.
Harrison Crutcher, I didn’t know about the split screen mode. That sounds pretty sweet! Nothing like that on the iPhone...📱
I love how you made an example out of your explainer video. Very creative. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, redleome 👍🏽 I'm glad it helped!
I know now a days 4:3 aspect ratio is not used anymore but its my most favourite of all time.
It is a good one for those of use who grew up with it!
Yeah, exactly
you are wrong, many artists use 4:3 these days in their music videos
Though the video is 3 years old, aspect ratios havent changed in 2023, so it still applies. Good intro.
Thx!
this is really so informative but i need your help with something. i saw a youtube video which was odd for me because if you watch it without full screen, the video is cut from the sides and surprisingly YT also cut the sides and didnt fill it with the black box on sides. i really need your help with this because im stuck in finding an answer from a week
SXCK, i would have to see the video to know what you mean. Can you leave a link?
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks man for a quick response. here is the link ruclips.net/video/3waBZyqXpwM/видео.html
if you watch it full screen you can see the black space on both sides but if you watch it in normal window , there is no black space. YT allowed it somehow idk how you can do this
I watched initially on my computer, and it had the pillar boxes regardless of how I watched. But I'm assuming you're watching from your phone because I switched to my phone and can now see how it fills the whole screen when the phone is upright and has the pillar boxes when I turn it. I'm guessing it's a 1:1 aspect ratio because what happens is that the black space is automatically generated by the viewer depending on how you have your screen rotated. If the person put 1:1 footage in a 16:9 timeline, then it would have the black space regardless of how you watched. But if you actually set the timeline to 1:1 (3840x3840 for 4K or 1920x1920 for FHD) then it will only have the black space automatically generated by your video player when you watch on a widescreen view.
@@CamberFilmSchool I hear you. Thanks a lot for looking it out for me. 💯% agreed. But my question is when you watch it on your PC in normal view (without full screen) and you see there is white empty space around the video. That is unclickable part. When you watch it in full screen, that white unclickable part becomes black part and you can click on it and pause it too. I tried uploading the video in same way but YT automatically creates a white part for me which is clickable and a part of my video. In this case of this video it's something that YT maybe missed it or it's a different concept. I hope you're getting me. I want to upload a video like that
Actually, I am searching for explanation for why 1:1 ratio becomes popular nowadays especially in social medias. The closest I find it is because Instagram in early days force you to upload videos and pics in 1:1 ratio and I think that's why it becomes popular. Video with 1:1 usually has caption in the top and bottom of the video.
Yea, I’m pretty sure it’s because of IG. And since Facebook owns it, Facebook started doing a lot of the same.
Thank you for this explanation. The way you explain things is pretty good and articulate! I'm keeping this video in my resources definitely.
Thx! 👍 and glad to help. 😉
Absolutely loved the presentation of this video, one of the best I have come across regarding the subject…
Excellent work…
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Thx!
what an effective explanation gentlemen you need something bigger than this....!!
Thanks!
Thank you for explaining that clearly in a way that's easy to understand.
You're welcome!
Thank you, this is one of my exam questions. You explained it very well. Greetings from Turkey :)
Glad to help, Muhammed! 👍
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I became obsessed with movie with the 4:3 aspect ratio, I don’t know why.
It is good for certain types of films.
Your videos are so informative and straight to the point. Thanks man.
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Thank you, exactly what I needed to know!
You’re welcome, Project Energy 👍🏽 Glad it helped!
amazing explanation and perfect examples provided through the editing
Thanks!
Omg thank u so much my teacher explaining really confusing but I know it all from u now I’ll get a A on my test 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
That’s awesome! So glad it helped, and good luck on your test!
Thanks camber, you make good vids mate. Easy to understand & learning lots. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much! 👍🏼 I'm glad to hear its helpful!
4:3 aspect ratio makes me feel nostalgic lol ;')
I hear ya!
I hate hate hate 4:3
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But why tho
Synthh me neither. I’m sticking to watch every old and new movies nowadays on 21:9 in letterbox widescreen.
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Holy damn, here I was for about a week or so... wondering and going crazy over aspect ratio... and it's literally just bars. Loved the video, thank you so much! When u said "You could just crop in the black bars", I was so relieved. I thought I shot my whole footage completely wrong. Which... well wouldn't have been the worst, since I'm only starting rn but anyway, thanks!!
Yeah, most cameras only shoots 16:9 so you have to crop to whatever aspect ratio you want to use if other than 16:9 in post. Glad I was able to make sense of it for you!
Awesome job man! Your channel is def gonna blow up. Solid video with a "NoNonsense" vibe to it! I mistakenly shot a video on my GoPro in 4:3 and now im torn if I should post it or re shoot. Thanks for the great info. Just subbed. Where you from? Anywhere near the Philly area?
Thanks so much, I really appreciate that! I know what you mean by shooting the wrong aspect ratio by mistake! I'd just post what you have and keep on making more footage. Unless it's something that needs to go into a larger project that is all in a different aspect ratio.
You really have a good RUclips channel.congratulations.i have learnt so many things.
Thanks so much! Glad to hear the channel has helped you. 👍
Great video! Extremely helpful. Thank you
You’re welcome, Knight's Armory 👍🏽 Glad it helped!
16:9 only and forever vs. portrait. I cannot stand to view a still portrait let alone a portrait video, even when I turn my head horizontal. No problem with old pictures that 126 film made square. We used what we had. Thank you for the easy explanation Camber Motion.👍👍👍
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Very informative and straight to the point. Loved it, thanks man!
You're welcome, MotoTrist 👍🏽 Glad to help!
Excellent video! Thank you for being clear and without any fluff
Glad to help! 👍
Hi first thanks for the video, it’s great specially when you talked about vertical filming as I’m one big fan of vertical filming, I use 9:16 ratio and it’s so confusing how some of my fans like it and how some others don’t.
I liked and subscribed to your channel keep posting stuff about filming videos and editing please.
Thanks 😊
Thanks so much, Suzy 👍🏾 Glad to heat it was helpful! There’s a lot more on the way
Hi Suzy and wow a verified youtuber just subscribe, tiktok today has made this vertical view famous
Yep, that’s for sure!
Lemuel Madridejos aww thank you , I only started YouTubing in February 2019.
That’s great news about the vertical view 🤗
@@CamberFilmSchool How do some dvds give you the option to watch at either fullscreen or wide screen? Like how can they have a version that's 2 different aspect ratios?
I listen to this every-night before bed. Great sleeping aid.
😂 Nice.
Thanks Camber . Im sure ill be back here many times till i got it memorized , ill make sure to check out a few of your other videos and give a shout out on my channel . Getting ready for a relaunch and wanna have better videos. Thx
Awesome! ZaiZoe's Clashing 👍🏽. Let me know if you have any questions!
Wow, your videos are amazing at teaching people. I love the picture examples when you speak. Great for slow learners like me lol. Thank you😁
Glad to help! 😉
My favourite is 16:9, my second favourite is 4:3, my third favourite is 21:9, and my least favourite is 9:16 because it just looks weird and cruddy.
Sounds good!
What about 2:1? For me it's the best compromise of all. Not overly exaggerated in width while keeping a fair amount of vertical content . I've been adopting it for some years now. I shoot in 3:4 and then crop 2:1 in post. Adding to this, in 16:9 displays the resulting horizontal black bars are also significantly reduced, which produces a very comfortable viewing experience. I find it odd that this AR is very rarely considered mentioned in literature. I wonder why. What do you think?
Because it hasn’t been commonly used until recently. I have a separate video I made on it after this one, and I’ve also been using 2:1 in most of my videos for the past 4 years.
I prefer to watch in 16:9 ratio only coz it fills the complete TV screen, the total money spent on TV display will be used properly (not with black borders), i feel obligated to watch movies with borders.
correct me if am wrong (sorry for my bad english)
Yea. Most tv shows will be in 16:9 and fill the whole thing screen but most movies will have the black bars.
This is what I was looking for, thanks man!
You're welcome 👍🏼 I'm glad to help!
Insane you have replied to every single comment.
Trying to keep it real, bro! 👍🏽
This Is A Great Channel And I Found You From Looking Up,
Aspect Size for RUclips SHORTS.
Thank You For Making Good Videos !
Glad to help! 😉
as always, GREAT back-to-basics video!! freakin' loved it!!
You’re welcome! 👍
I can't be the only one who gets annoyed by the term 21:9. It should be 7:3. If it's 4:3 and not 12:9, it should be 7:3.
You know, I've never really thought about it that way! THat's a good point.
Hahaha you are the only one! But you are absolutely correct, i've never though of it that way either. I prefer 16:9, which is why i bought an old smart phone just week ago instead of a new one with stupid cinematic ratio.
Imu Lippo cool!
Think it as this way-
4:3
4²:3² = 16:9
4³:3³=64:27 which is actually 21:9
😂 Abdul Hasib Tamim, nice! 👍🏽
Thank you for this... it was awesome. As a new content creator, I really needed this.
You're welcome, Pam 👍🏼 Glad it was helpful!
Helpful video! However, I'm still a little confused as to how to fill the screen. I've tried using 16:9 and even tried custom dimensions but I keep getting the letter box. Any tips?
It depends on the screen you're watching on. A phone screen has different dimensions from a computer monitor or a laptop screen. Different devices will display the same aspect ratio with different size letter boxes depending on the screen size.
Amazing explaination .. simple, deep , benificial. Love it man.
Awesome to hear and glad it helped!
Yeah, I don't like how TV treats one aspect ratio as a 'One Size Fits All' aspect ratio without realising that different shows have different needs.
Yea.
Thanks for explaing that aspect ratio isn't physical size exactly the answer I was looking for 😄
No problem. 👍
2:44 Well you know, my tablet that I got a *few years ago* its screen is 16cm by 12cm which simplifies to 4:3
Cool!
Wicth one would you recommend for music video?
Kind of depends on the feel you are going for with the video. I've done most at 16:9 and some one also at 4:3. I'm starting to make most of my videos now at 18:9 because it fills up the most space on smart phones now (gonna make a video on that soon). Can you tell me more about what kind of music video it is?
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks for getting back with me, its a hiphop video
@@CamberFilmSchool trying to achieve the black box thecright way, to get the cenimac look
@@lionroots11, if you're wanting to get the 21:9 aspect ratio, there are two different ways to do it. You can just do you normal project in 16:9 that your camera puts out and add the black bars for the 21:9 ratio (you can find lots of downloads for your editing program if you google it). One thing to keep in mind with this is that you need to make sure to use the right size depending on what resolution (1080p or 4K) or else it won't work right. The other way is to actually set your project dimensions to 21:9 (2520x1080) for HD and resize your clips in editing.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thank you brother
My favourite aspect ratio is 16:9. But I do like 21:9 too.
Cool!
Please look slightly below the aperture of the camera. Doing so prevents your light source bouncing into the camera; it also makes the viewer more comfortable.
First person I’ve heard that one from.
Thank you! This video has completely saved me, I'm uploading an animation today and almost made it in 4:3 😅
Great to hear, Confetti Koala 👍🏼GLad to help!
I need help!!!! I want to do a multi-screen music video like you see a lot today due to the covid-19 pandemic. I'm using Adobe Premire 2020 for this. I have all the videos. They fluctuate between having 14 musicians to 19 musicians performing all at onced. My questions is what would be the size of "each musician (square)," in my 1920h x 1080 w screen? Help???
Hey, Manny. Yea, that can definitely be a pain to do. For the 14 people, I think you'd need to do about 275x78 to get 7 even boxes across the top and 7 on the bottom. I'm not sure how you'd do it with 19 because you can divide that evenly.
@@CamberFilmSchoolHi Camber, I worked it and just by trial and error I was able to at least understand how to go about it. I started by reducing the picture by 50%, that allowed me to have 4 musicians in the 1080 dpi screen. Then I created 10 28% boxes for the other 10 musicians and it along with two other 50% but cropped boxes. If you were to ask me how I figured out, I could not tell you but a little bit of your box prespective helped me. I'll be happy to send you a final picture of it. My email is mannycepeda@hotmail.com if you have any more good advice for me. The learning experice is going to help me finish up the video of the band performing. Best Regards.
Awesome, Manny 👍🏼 GLad you were able to get it working!
@@CamberFilmSchool I still dont quite understand how the ratio work but if anyone can chime in on different ways to do it when you are dealing with video editing and placing many boxes in a 1080 dp screen or even a 4k would be amazing help for the future!😊
Manny Cepeda, yea it’s hard to give you numbers to use when not actually there working on it. It’ll just take a lot of messing around and adjusting to make stuff look right.
the best, well explained, well presented video about aspect ratios and resolutions, one like and one sub from me :)
Thanks so much, Ubosh 👍🏽 I appreciate that!
You're absolutely right I'm wanting the 2.3 5, how do you do that in premiere? Just want to make sure I do it right in you write down step by step instructions for me and I really appreciate you by the way you were really helpful
I use Final Cut Pro, so I can't give you any detailed info on how to set things up in premiere. But there are two main ways to get the 2.35:1 or 21:9 aspect ratio for your video. You can either just set you project dimensions at 16:9 (1920x1080 for HD) and add the letterboxing to your video (which you can find downloads for letterboxes at all kinds of video resolutions like HD, 4K, 8K, etc.) The other way would be to set your project dimensions to 21:9 by manually setting the pixels to 1920x864 for HD. then you would just move your 16:9 footage around within that 21:9 aspect ratio project file to get it framed how you want within those dimensions. 👍🏼
@@CamberFilmSchool sounds great!! Thanks again
No problem, Desmond Albert 👍🏽 Glad to help!
@@CamberFilmSchool and one more question. why there is so much different sequences settings. for example some people say 815, 803, 822, i know said use 817 i was just wondering. it has me confuse as to the one to use, not doubting you by any means?
@@lionroots11, it's simply a math problem. If you are trying to do 21:9 aspect ratio then you take the width, which is 1920 for FHD and divide it by 21 (which is 91.43) and then you multiply that by 9 ( which is 822.86) to get your height. The different numbers are based on how and when people round the 91.43 before multiplying by 9. I just did 91x9 which ends up being 819. Not sure why I put 817, but when counting by a few pixels, there really isn't much difference.
21:9 - Theater
4:3 - Crap Vid
9:16 - “Portrait”
16:9 - “Landscape”
KasualKev, sounds about right! 👍🏽
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Sweet, KasualKev ! 🎉 Happy Birthday!!
Thanks :)
What about 20:9 ???? Hahaha
Very helpful breakdown 👨🏻🏫
Glad to help! 👍
Vertical video shows that the cameraman is inept. Every time I see any youtube video shot that way I yell at the monitor, "Idiot, hold the phone horizontally, you fool". If two videos of the same historic event show up in a newsroom, one vertical and the other horizontal, which one do you think is going on air? Here's a clue, the correct answer starts with the letter "H". This is so far from rocket science, that what can you say. Maybe we need TVs that auto-rotate. Practice doing this right, you'll get the hang of it.
😂 I hear ya!
GREAT INFO!!!! Thanks, Camber! 👌
You’re welcome!
CARA SOU BRAZILEIRO VOCÊ EXPLICOU MUITO BEM ,QUE PENA QUE ALGUMAS PESSOAS FICARAM CONFUSAS.Há usei o tradutor do youtube.
Obrigado! 👍🏾
I used an option from NCH video editor (thats the software I have in my computer) It converted into vertical, alright but the problem is, the video is in the center and up and down portion is black. How can I get rid of this problem. Please help. Thanks.
I'm not sure how to help you, Ghazal, because I've never used that type of editor.
video and audio presentation are great 👍
Thx, Kumar Ponnaiyan 👍🏽
how did you add those guide lines on the sony camera? 😊
I mapped it as a custom button, but I believe it’s listed in the menu as “marker display” and you can choose where you want the crop lines to be.
This was awesome! thanks 🙏
You’re welcome!
Thanks for this tutorial - I am a newbie trying to learn the ropes with Filmora 9.5.
You’re welcome! 👍🏾
What about when you are just trying to watch videos. Had full screen and it just changed and now I have black bars on either side of the videos I am trying to watch. How can I get rid of the black bars on my computer. I'm not making videos, just watching. Everything has gone black. The bars on either side and the bar across the top where you can scroll down to your subscriptions.
There are three different options for RUclips video sizes when watching. There’s the default, theater mode, and full screen. But how much of the black bars you see depends on the aspect ratio of the video that the person uploaded. It they uploaded 16:9, then it’ll probably take up all of your computer screen. But if it’s a 21:9 video then there will be black bars on the top and bottom. You can’t control that.
@@CamberFilmSchool Gotta It! I hate not having control! 🤣 Thanks for the reply!
You’re welcome 👍🏾
Super informative video to the point! Thanks man 🙏🏼
You’re welcome! 😉
I think the real base is 4:3.I mean in phones camera because for example the iPhone has 12mp ( 4032x3024) and videos are cropped into
MezzoCRIPS maybe!
I have the worst aspect ratio (16:10) for both of the screens that I use, one of them is 1366x768 and the other is 1440x900.
That stinks!
I’m making an ARG (Alternate Reality Game) and most of them are in 4:3 so thanks for the help !!
You’re welcome. 👍
Thank u. I would love to learn more from you and become famous in the future.
No problem! 👍 Good luck.
You never mentioned 14:9. I heard that crop up somewhere in TV.
There are many other aspect ratios. I was only talking about the most common ones that you see.
I have recorded video vertically. So what aspect ratio should i choose to upload on RUclips. Whether it is 16:9 or 4:3 or 9:16
Depends on how you want to deliver the video. Vertical video isn't really the best aspect ratio to use for RUclips. What I see a lot of people do is put the clip in a 16:9 project. Leave the video in vertical mode and make a copy of it. Set the copy as the background and expand it so that it fills the whole 16:9 screen. Then add a blur to it. That way you still have your vertical video look the way you filmed it and also have it blurred out in the background instead of just black bars. Otherwise just upload it straight 9:16 for a vertical format.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks , you solved my prblm👍
Awesome, anshika 👍🏼 Glad to help!
Thanks for explaining this so clearly.
You’re welcome! 👍
It really helps! Thank you!
You’re welcome! 👍
In 18:9 it crop automatic because its better for new phones like IPhone X and Samsung GalaxyS10
Tony Jakobsen, cool. I’ve heard people say 20:9 for phones, but I haven’t tried it yet.
Great video. Extremely helpful. Thanks man.
You're welcome, Gary 👍🏼 Glad to help!
thank you! this did help a lot!
Glad to help! 👍
Anyone is free to disagree all they want but - - -
16:10 / 8:5 will forever be on top for me.
Edit: Also 18:9 is just 2:1. It was definitely tested somewhere in the past. But I have yet to see content / media feature it.
Cool! I just started using 18:9 recently for my RUclips videos since it fills more of the screen on smartphones. 19.5:9 actually stretches to the ends of the screen on the new iPhones, but RUclips doesn't recognize that aspect ratio and won't allow you to use all the video features like end screens and cards.
Wow lovely explanation. Understood the topic very well.
Awesome! 👍
Very informative! Subscribed!👍
Thanks so much, JonChan 👍🏽 Glad it was helpful!
Helpful, dude. Thanks for the vid.
You're welcome 👍🏽 Glad to help!
I need 16:11 because my ipad screen isn’t your typical display but for me i have to watch videos with black bars at the bottom of them and if i use the browser and zoom in with the feature then i lose the edges of the video..... 😑😑😑😑
I know that aspect ratio doesent exist but i searched up just now and my ipad aspect ratio is meant to be 4:3?..... what.
Yeah, 16:11 is just about the same as 4:3.
I prefer 21:9 ratio because it has more space to keep the on-screen keyboard and web content all in one screen in portrait position and it is a movie standard ratio in landscape position.
Furthermore, you can split screen into 16:9 at upper and 9:16 at bottom of the screen, upper player video bottom read website or 50:50 for 2 apps same screen, which is very useful because you no need to jump apps by turn.
Not only that, you can capture movie style video because it is 21:9 ratio and totally fit the screen nicely and capture group photo/tree building things with much wider/taller view of fields.
Finally, if above no a great design please remember a phone mostly grasp by one hand, and 21:9 ratio has slimmer width which is very nice to grasp compare to those chubby one!
Good points!
for youtube video ?
21.9 ratio??
@@yashpurty4410 21:9 is the best! Cinematic experience! Plus scroll less when reading comments, I also love the the full screen mode display with the comment sections at the same time
I don't see other smartphone with 20:9 or 18:9.... screen ratio can fit it in 16:9 video. When it is movie 21:9 is wonderful to watching. While the others smartphone with 20:9 , 18:9 screen...not so good.
You could, but you won’t be able to use end screens.
It all depends on what type of video you’re making too. Not everything looks better in 21:9
Thank you this was very clear and helpful
You’re welcome!
I've noticed when I watch something in 4:3 aspect ratio on my iPad it actually fills up the entire screen. I have actually been beginning to miss this aspect ratio even more recently
Yea. iPads are in a league of their own.
Great video! Subscribed
Thanks, Fen! 👍🏾
Thank you Mate, it is very helpful
You’re welcome! 👍🏾
I am looking to invest in a new video camera but it’s talking about recording in 2:4:1 ratio, which sounds very similar to the 2:35:1 ratio. is there a true difference?
Tobalase Ajiboye, it’s pretty much the same.
Thank you for such a good and straightforward explanation.
You're welcome, jcmena84 👍🏼 I try to keep it short and to the point!
This video is very helpful but also a little confusing since you could buy a 20" tv in say 1080p or a 40" tv also in 1080p or whatever other resolution you want.. To me, it all comes down to pixel density.. Obviously the pixel density of the 20" tv would be twice as great so the picture quality would be much better (though I don't think you could say twice as good since there are diminishing the higher the resolution number go)
Or it could be that you are looking at the same amount of pixels but they are bigger pixels on the larger screen. A cell phone can shoot 4K just like a full frame camera like the FX3, but the bigger sensor on the camera provides a better picture because each pixel can take in more light and give better information.
Hi,
how we can change aspect ratio of already uploaded video on you tube. please help me with this query...
Sorry, but the only way to change something on a RUclips video is to delete and reupload.
@@CamberFilmSchool ok , thank you
No problem!
Even tho it's an old video. It explains thank you
You’re welcome! 😉
Thanks, i enjoyed the video!
which aspect ratio do you use?
Thanks! This video was 16:9
Well thats what I was looking for really informative thank you ..
Great 👍🏼Glad it helped!