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obtain high uality images from .MTS video file
Hi all!
I need to obtain a high quality image (300dpi) from a .MTS video file.
I’m trying to use VLC media player and I read i should deinterlace with Bob or Yadif2x and then take a snapshop (i usually pause the video and ake the snapshot) and then i convert the snapshot picture into a 300dpi image with Irfanwie…any better way to obtain better results? the image still loos blurry and low quality even when i select frames with the least motion…
I would appreciate any help! im quite new in this field!
Thanks a lot!
Gabry -
4 Replies
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You will only get as big a resolution image it was captured in. For example if the video was shot in 1920×1080 that is the resolution you will have. There’s no dpi in video.
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It may be interlaced but same full frame motion. also, super resolution has a plugin that compares adjacent frames to get a larger sampling of data of much higher quality resizing.
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I’ve used Adobe Media Encoder to convert .mts files to prores for movie editing. No experience with AME and stills though.
Robert Withers
Independent/personal/avant-garde cinema, New York City
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If you have PPPro…use the Camera Icon in the Source Monitor or Program Monitor to Export a “frame grab”
Source Monitor exports a frame grab as per source file.
Program Monitor exports a file as per timeline – ie with FX etc…PNGs are best file types.
You can enhance these files a little in PhotoSHop. eg sharpening (recommended), grading etc…but they still only have a rez of the original movie “capture” eg 1080p, 720p, 2K, 4K etc…
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