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I'm inclined to agree, but if it were coherent I'd take it over what platforms like netflix do and chop off the tops and bottom of the content so it'll fit 16:9

• dotancohen 4y ago
  What if there is critical visual content in the half of the view that you're removing. Television is a visual medium, one could assume that a good filmmaker would be using the full viewport afforded them.
  • d23 4y ago
    I’m saying adding is better than removing, and removing is terrible.
    • kranke155 4y ago
      Not as terrible sometimes, since often television shows and films “protect” for different aspect ratios (yes this is a thing). So people might shoot 16:9 and protect (basically make sure you have a readable frame) for 4:3 or you can shoot Scope and protect for 16:9. It’s not perfect but if the filmmakers thought of it it can be ok.