From time to time when working with video, you’ll find yourself needing (or wanting) to use a still photo from within the video footage.
Maybe you want to use the photo as a thumbnail image on your web page. Maybe you want to use it in an email. Or maybe there’s just a great shot in your video that you want to print out and hang on your wall.
In the video tutorial below, I show you how, in Sony Vegas, to capture images from within your video footage…plus 3 simple ways to use these images with your video. It’s a short tutorial…only 5 minutes and 8 seconds.
Click on the image below to watch the tutorial now (if you’re a Firefox user, you’ll need to be using Firefox 3.0 or above to watch this video):
Can stills from video be high enough resolution to be used as high quality images for commercial printing purposes?
Anthony
Usually not. You’d have to render the video as a photo sequence for the highest quality images, but even then they might not be good enough for commercial printing.
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