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How to - Create a *.jpg from *.mov using Photoshop CS6.
Aug 1, 2015 12:07:46 #
I am obviously searching via Adobe website so, I am seeking help from Hedgehop users.
My objective is to create a *.jpeg from a *.mov file I had taken with a D7000. (Never have done this before). I have Photoshop CS6, but never have I tried to create a picture from a movie.
Any Tutorial or instructions would be greatly appreciated.
My objective is to create a *.jpeg from a *.mov file I had taken with a D7000. (Never have done this before). I have Photoshop CS6, but never have I tried to create a picture from a movie.
Any Tutorial or instructions would be greatly appreciated.
Aug 1, 2015 12:20:47 #
I just load the movie into Photoshop CS6. In a Windows system, I right click on the image, and under "open with" I select Photoshop CS6. Once the movie is loaded, you are presented with a slider at the bottom of the window where you can move through the movie. Stop at any point, and you can save the image that is showing by going to "save as" and selecting ".jpg" and assigning a filename and folder, and you are good to go.
Aug 1, 2015 18:44:31 #
Thank you Violameister for your response. I am still a neophite when it comes to working with Photshop.
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Aug 2, 2015 11:21:54 #
RedBaron4730 wrote:
I am obviously searching via Adobe website so, I am seeking help from Hedgehop users.
My objective is to create a *.jpeg from a *.mov file I had taken with a D7000. (Never have done this before). I have Photoshop CS6, but never have I tried to create a picture from a movie.
Any Tutorial or instructions would be greatly appreciated.
My objective is to create a *.jpeg from a *.mov file I had taken with a D7000. (Never have done this before). I have Photoshop CS6, but never have I tried to create a picture from a movie.
Any Tutorial or instructions would be greatly appreciated.
There's also another free download program called VLC.
It's a video viewer that you can pause and grab a "snap shot".
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