Photoshop :: Settings To Use When Creating Images For 42" LCD TV
Jul 20, 2012
I want to make an in-store advertising video for a retail shop. I will be using Adobe Photoshop to create the images and create the movie using Windows Live Movie Maker. The movie will run on a Hannspree 42" LCD TV.
Below are some images of the TV I need the movie to run on:
What settings do I use when in Photoshop for this TV?
For example, I choose File > New > Preset: Film & Video > Size: ..........but what size?
Is there a certain pixel size, aspect, resolution etc that I need to be aware of for LCD TVs and/or this model in general?
Here is an image:
I have noticed that Windows Live Movie Maker has an Aspect ratio option, such as:
But I still want to know what settings I use in Photoshop.
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