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Subject: Re:  LW aspect ratio (was: ...TRANSITIONS)
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Allen D Hastings <[e-mail]> writes:
>LightWave 4.0 should clear up all the resolution/aspect ratio confusion
>that people have been talking about here. ...
>It's important to understand that there are two different aspect ratios to
>consider.  The width divided by the height of a single pixel is the pixel
>aspect ratio.

And don't forget the obvious: computer monitors aren't the same as
video monitors.  Aspect ratio becomes quite fluid on computer monitors
that vary in natural pixel aspect ratio (depending on video mode
and resolution) as well as by handy horizontal- and vertical-size dials.