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Correct answer Rick Gerard

They are only stored in memory. If you want to keep a frame you'll have to use the Composition>Save a frame as Menu or look for a script to speed up the process. I just saved an output module template and set it as the default for Frame:

You can then just press Alt./Option + Ctrl/Cmnd + S to add the frame to the render cue and then press enter to render it.

 

If you want a script this is one that I used to use.

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April 8, 2020

They are only stored in memory. If you want to keep a frame you'll have to use the Composition>Save a frame as Menu or look for a script to speed up the process. I just saved an output module template and set it as the default for Frame:

You can then just press Alt./Option + Ctrl/Cmnd + S to add the frame to the render cue and then press enter to render it.

 

If you want a script this is one that I used to use.

    Martin_Ritter
    Martin_Ritter
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    April 8, 2020

    Another great script is the FXConsole from Video Copilot:

    https://www.videocopilot.net/blog/2016/10/new-workflow-plug-in-fx-console-is-now-available/

     

    It let you take a screenshot very easily and also give access to effects with just a keystroke. I use this all the time.

     

    *Martin

      MichaelBD17249178
      MichaelBD17249178Author
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      April 8, 2020

      Wow awesome, thanks a lot, very interesting that plug in !!

       

      Thanks gentleman !!

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