hahaha, that was fun

now i wasn't going to use this tutorial, just wanted to see what you had put in it. but the last part was really hilarious: "if you are really bad at math, and you can't even find the calculator at you pc: dexter will do it for ya." so i tried it:
- 4:3 ; width 4 gives height 3 so far so good, however, height 3 gives width 3....doh.
- 16:9 ; height 9 gives widht 16, however, width 16 gives height 8 ....doh.
- 2.35:1 ; height 1 gives width 2, width 2.35 gives height 1.....doh doh doh

pretty lame isn't it.

sure

but not here in my cafe

sound needed!

very good idea, and i myself have finally learned why my freaking old-ass VCR cuts off bits of the movies... thank you! haha.
anyways, you had some good info but it just seems like you only just touhed on the surface of the matter. i think a few examples of short movies that use square vs. widescreen to show some advantages would have been good. not to mention some sound in this little tut would have been very nice. so a great idea, but work needed.
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widescreen learning.. not exactly hot material

dude u have too much spare time, was that a star trek scene u used as well? pretty boring, closed it when i realised it involved learning

It's been done

I like widescreen myself, but quite frankly, it's been done before on lots of sites before, and I don't it'll be interesting to most people who like violence and....not..learning. So, it was good, but not for many others.