How to make your video on nikon d7000 full screen?

I have been shooting video with a nikon d7000 and every time i do it comes out wide screen and i really want full screen also what would be the best type of format to save my videos so when i upload them to YouTube they look great right now i use mpeg please help and any suggestions on video shooting would be great

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Curious - why do you want full-screen (4:3)?

One possibility is to shoot in 16:9 widescreen, then simply "center-cut" or "pan-and-scan" it using a video-editing program to get 4:3, if you really want 4:3.

Or, it seems that somewhere in the camera's menus, you can switch to 4:3 mode. Keep in mind that by going to 4:3, you will LOSE resolution versus going with 16:9.

Also, YouTube defaults to 16:9 widescreen. If you shoot 4:3, you'll have black bars on the sides. Again, the format is up to you, but I'm just trying to understand why you want to do it.

As for format, YouTube likes the "WebM/VP8" format the best, but they'll also gladly accept the "H.264" format in a MOV or MP4 file wrapper. Full specs are available from YouTube's online help guide.