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I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated/slanted edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.

slanted edges after rotation

I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated/slanted edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.

slanted edges after rotation

I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated/slanted edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.

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I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated/slanted edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.

slanted edges after rotation

I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.

I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated/slanted edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.

slanted edges after rotation

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Square edges after rotating video in DaVinci Resolve?

I rotated one of my clips in Resolve to square up some of the lines (compositionally), then zoomed in so that the top and bottom edges were cropped to straight by the dimensions of the timeline viewer.

However, when I try to crop left and right to square up the sides, the rotated edge is preserved by the crop. How can I crop the edges square?

The intended picture ratio of the film is 1.33, which is why I'm not zooming to the full frame of the timeline. I suppose if there was a way to adjust the dimensions of the timeline to a 1.33 ratio, that would also be a solution.