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Matching 2 different sized clips in Adobe Premiere CS 5.5

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Hi guys.

I'm working on my first ever fan edit and I'm trying to use footage from one movie spliced into another film. I've managed to create the visual effect I want to use as a transition but if you look at the black bars above the image, you can tell that one clip is bigger than the other.

I've managed to resize one of my clips but it's either the right width and too tall, or vice versa.

Can anyone help please? Google has been surprisingly useless at yielding an answer.
 
Don't resize. Just crop the taller clip down so borders are even. Those precious rows of pixels are overrated.
 
Agreed. Use the crop visual effect to even them up.
 
The problem is that the whole movie is the large clip and the inserted footage is much smaller. I'll see if I can get a larger sized clip of the inserted footage. Thanks fellers.
 
I did the same for my blu ray footage of Superman's return to krypton. For that little amount of detail you lose, it's not worth going bonkers over. Just crop it using black bars in new layers or use other similar effects. Problem solved.
 
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