The resulting image is then protected or 'matted' (i.e. The film is cropped slightly by the frame line and optical soundtrack down to Academy ratio (1.37:1) in a theatrical projection print. This process is used essentially to preserve the previous image size for a digital cinema release, or the home video release, as the film projector accepts the format in which it is recorded.

This is a separate composite shot from the original four screen camera negative and is formatted with the matting bars added, and the aspect ratio is essentially pan-and-scan video. High definition television (HDTV) is designed for the 16:9 (2.39:1 aspect ratio) aspect of home video, and many films are released with a standard 16:9 screen and a 4:3 'matting bar' that is added above and below the center horizontal line to fit the new aspect ratio of 16:9. The open matte method creates an extra 1.85:1 image on the top and bottom of the picture in order to fully control the aspect ratio.

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