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Why Do Films Have Black Bars. Do the black bars you see with your movies drive you nuts? Wondering why you see those black bars while watching movies? Do a little reading on aspect ratio and film. Why do some movies have black bars on the sides instead of the top and bottom? We'll break it down and explain widescreen, aspect ratio, and ideal video options. Here is a pretty long but very good explanation. How do filmmakers decide on the. Each shape has a different feel. Today we look at why black bars (also know as letterboxing or widescreen bars) first began to appear above and below movies and why the. Basically it depends on the aspect ratio that the movie was shot in, and how the producers. We explain why they're there and what you can and can't do about them. 1.85:1 (16x9) is the only ratio that will fill the whole screen. Have you ever wondered why there are black bars at the top and bottom of movies?

Do the black bars you see with your movies drive you nuts? Wondering why you see those black bars while watching movies? How do filmmakers decide on the. Do a little reading on aspect ratio and film. We explain why they're there and what you can and can't do about them. We'll break it down and explain widescreen, aspect ratio, and ideal video options. Basically it depends on the aspect ratio that the movie was shot in, and how the producers. Today we look at why black bars (also know as letterboxing or widescreen bars) first began to appear above and below movies and why the. Why do some movies have black bars on the sides instead of the top and bottom? 1.85:1 (16x9) is the only ratio that will fill the whole screen.

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Why Do Films Have Black Bars Do the black bars you see with your movies drive you nuts? Each shape has a different feel. Today we look at why black bars (also know as letterboxing or widescreen bars) first began to appear above and below movies and why the. How do filmmakers decide on the. We explain why they're there and what you can and can't do about them. Basically it depends on the aspect ratio that the movie was shot in, and how the producers. Wondering why you see those black bars while watching movies? Why do some movies have black bars on the sides instead of the top and bottom? Do the black bars you see with your movies drive you nuts? Do a little reading on aspect ratio and film. We'll break it down and explain widescreen, aspect ratio, and ideal video options. Here is a pretty long but very good explanation. 1.85:1 (16x9) is the only ratio that will fill the whole screen. Have you ever wondered why there are black bars at the top and bottom of movies?