The video image captured by the camera is short and flat.

I have encountered the problem you mentioned, and there are several situations:

1. The camera lens problem, distortion occurred during shooting, causing the entire picture to be distorted and out of shape. I think that if the camera used for shooting weddings is not too new or too old, it should not have such problems;

2. Transcoding errors caused by format conversion tremors. This is relatively common and is generally used in weddings. Digital analog cameras, also commonly known as cassette cameras, need to collect video before importing it into the computer for editing. The distortion of the picture is most likely caused by a transcoding error during the collection;

3. There was a transcoding error when editing and exporting. This is an error when exporting the video after the video editing is completed;

Solution: Generally, when a wedding film is finished, it will be shown to the person who takes the film on the spot, and they will be satisfied. After taking it away, the wedding party will save the materials in the computer for a period of time so that they can be used from time to time. However, the materials consume a lot of space on the computer and will not be kept for a long time. It is recommended that you find them quickly. They may still be able to save it. They just need to find out the reason and solve it fundamentally. If the material has been deleted, it will be troublesome. However, it is not impossible, but the effect will definitely not be as good as redoing it. You can use the material deformation function in ordinary non-linear editing software to restore the film to normal, but if you want to return it to the original state, it depends on the extent of the damage.

Okay, that’s all! Good luck! I am exhausted from typing so much!