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In FCP 10.4.9 I have a clip which is rotated – 2160 x 3840. I can flip it horizontally using transform, but the flip doesn’t change the size of the clip so the edges are truncated. How do I change the clip size to 3840 x 3160? This can be done in Quicktime, but I'd like to be able to do it in FCP.
Parallels, macOS 10.14
Sorry I did not see your image attentively.
Your project is 2160x3840, and it seems that you want a regular landscape UHD project, not jn a portrait orientation.
Select the project in the browser, open the Inspector and click the Modify button. Select 4K and make sure that the dimensions are 3840 x 2160.
Sorry I did not see your image attentively.
Your project is 2160x3840, and it seems that you want a regular landscape UHD project, not jn a portrait orientation.
Select the project in the browser, open the Inspector and click the Modify button. Select 4K and make sure that the dimensions are 3840 x 2160.
That was it. It happened to be the first clip I added to the timeline, so the project was created with those dimensions. Re-creating the project with a normally sized clip, or modifying the project size via the inspector fixed the problem.
I believe you mean “Rotate”.
Command-4 opens the Inspector. You can enter 90 or -90 degrees in the rotation parameter (under “Transform”.
Thanks. That is what I am doing. As per the picture the right and left sides of the clip are lost.
Resizing/Rotating Video Clip
