Freeze frames – Export a still-image sequence
Export a still-image sequence
To export a still-image sequence:
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In the Export Movie dialog box, click the Settings button (Figure 1).
The General panel of the Export Movie Settings dialog box opens.
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From the File Type drop-down menu, choose a still-image sequence format (Figure 2).
CompuServe GIF, TIFF, Targa, and Windows Bitmap formats support sequences.
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Using the Range drop-down menu, specify how much of the program you want to export (Figure 3):
Entire Sequence: Exports the entire selected sequence.
Work Area Bar: Exports only the part of the sequence below the work area bar.
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Set the following options: Open When Finished: Opens the rendered movie automatically upon completion.
Beep When Finished: Alerts you when the rendering process is complete by making your computer beep. If you don’t want to use these options, leave them unselected.
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If you’re exporting a CompuServe GIF sequence (also called a GIF sequence), you click the Compile Settings button in the Export Movie Settings dialog box to access additional options.
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On the left side of the dialog box, click Video and specify the options you want, such as color depth, frame size, and frame rate.
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On the left side of the dialog box, click Keyframe and Rendering to access these options.
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In the Keyframe and Rendering panel of the Export Movie Settings dialog box, specify the following options:
Fields: Choose how to export video fields from the drop-down menu. For most DV projects, choose Lower Field First.
Deinterlace Video Footage: Select this option to remove interlacing from each frame before exporting. This option reduces resolution but may be desirable to remove field artifacts.
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In the Export Movie Settings dialog box, click OK. The Export Movie Settings dialog box closes, and you return to the Export Movie dialog box.
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Specify a destination and file name and click Save (Figure 4).
A Rendering dialog box appears. Adobe Premiere Pro exports the range of frames as a sequence of still image files in the format you specified.
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