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Look at how your tracks are patched…

Also… don’t drag and drop…. learn to use the keyboard, or customize your keys MUCH faster

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No big deal…. good intentions

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Record an action with File Automate Fite Image

or use the Image Processor Script in the File Menu

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Select > Color Range

Then add a Hue/Sat adjustment layer

Richard M. Harrington, PMP

Author: Photoshop for Video, Understanding Adobe Photoshop, and ATS:iWork

[Richard Harrington]

You can’t really

Other than saving each frame one at a time…

then use QuickTime Pro to open the image sequence and save it a a movie

You can alsl export a move from ImageReady

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Render an image sequence with a straight alpha channel and use TIFF or PICT

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Take a look at Prticle systems as well

Shatter isn’t bad either…

or combine the two

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Other way around

b for Beginning
n foe eNd

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Stacvk the clips and use your transfer modes aka blending modes… there is one in there for matte keys

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You need to format the drive as Mac format….

I am guessing 9 minutes of DV footage or about 2 GB

which is the limit for files that are PC formatted

With that said LOG & Capture… divide into smaller pieces for better media management