What is one way to verify your sequence's image size, such as 1920x1080?

What is one way to verify your sequence's image size, such as 1920x1080?

• A. Look at the project format in the Timeline's name display area
• B. Open the Clip Info panel
• C. Check the Source Raster in the export dialog
• D. Review the Sequence Settings

Answer: (A)

Your sequence’s image size is defined by the project format, so the quickest way to verify it is to look at the Timeline’s name display area. That display shows the current project frame size (for example, 1920x1080), and since the sequence inherits these settings, it reflects the correct size at a glance. If you need deeper confirmation, you could check the Sequence Settings, but the Timeline’s name area gives an immediate, at-a-glance answer. Other options show different things: Clip Info reveals a clip’s own resolution, and the Source Raster in the export dialog shows the size of the media being used, not the sequence’s overall size.

Your sequence’s image size is defined by the project format, so the quickest way to verify it is to look at the Timeline’s name display area. That display shows the current project frame size (for example, 1920x1080), and since the sequence inherits these settings, it reflects the correct size at a glance. If you need deeper confirmation, you could check the Sequence Settings, but the Timeline’s name area gives an immediate, at-a-glance answer. Other options show different things: Clip Info reveals a clip’s own resolution, and the Source Raster in the export dialog shows the size of the media being used, not the sequence’s overall size.