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I'm having trouble with photos being blurry when I make videos using photos. They are fine when I import them from a file but when I save the video they are all blurred. Are the photos to big for the file?
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Hi Malcolm,
I am Bill, an Independent Advisor. I am here to help.
One of the most common cause of this is resolution mismatch. If the photos are of higher resolution than your video project, the photos can get downscaled and may result to blurring. If so, adjust the resolution setting of the video project to match the resolution of your photos you want to import.
I hope this helps!
