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exported still image doesn’t match video
Greetings,
I am trying to export a frame from premiere and do some work to it in photoshop. The issue I’m having is that the frame I export looks different colour wise then the actual movie itself. What’s odd about this is that if I take the exported frame and drag it into the timeline in premiere, it seems to look ok again! I need the image to match a video clip, so it’s a real hassel that it’s doing this. Attached is an image which demonstrates the problem I’m having.
-on the left is the image I’ve exported,
-on the right is that same image but viewed from the timeline
-the one of the left seems more saturated to mehttps://www.geocities.com/bannysvideo/bloody-hell.jpg
I’m using premiere pro version 1.0 and photoshop CS2. The setting I used for exporting are as follows
-File/export/frame/settings
-tif
-compressor none, millions of colours, frame size 720 by 480
-pixel aspect ratio is D1/DV NTSC (0.9)
-Deinterlace Video footage is untickedThanks again for any help!
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1 Reply
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I suspect, you have a color profile active on CS2… it’s a pain… CS2 will change the display if a profile is active (you’ll want this if you’re doing offset print and really are into colors)… Don’t ask me where, but you can deactivate this…. try to look at your tiff using another viewer… and you’ll see that it’s only CS2 where it looks different.
Cheers,
Thorsten
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