Frame to JPEG

[David Roth weiss]

You need to have PhotoShop or some other app that can save stills to other formats. There must be freebies on the Web I would think.

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[Steve Tamou]

Thank You Sir. If I find out, I will post it here on this thread.

[Andy Mees]

Double click the freeze frame to load it in the Viewer window, then choose File > Export > Using Quicktime Conversion… and select Format : Still Image, press the Options button and choose JPEG then click OK, then Save.

Hope it helps
Andy

[Tony Brittan]

Andy’s right on. After you do that, youay need something like Photoshop to fix it up a bit and de-interlace it.

Tony Brittan
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[David Roth weiss]

[Andy Mees] “Double click the freeze frame to load it in the Viewer window, then choose File > Export > Using Quicktime Conversion… and select Format : Still Image, press the Options button and choose JPEG then click OK, then Save.”

I don’t know why, but I was thinking this was being done outside of FCP?

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[Steve Tamou]

Thank You Very Much Andy and Everyone Else. It worked.