Exporting Single Frame Images

[smiles.away]

Is anyone else having problems exporting still frames from your projects?

My exports are coming out blurry and low quality, despite being fine on the sequence. 

It's worse if i export as JPEG, but PNG and TIFF will aslso randomly come out blurry, and some of the JPEGs will be fine too. Makes no sence.

I had to resort to doing all three and hoping one comes out usable, which works, but triples work load.

I am constantly trying to fight numourous bugs in this program and its driving me mad.

[Averdahl]

Is anyone else having problems exporting still frames from your projects?

My exports are coming out blurry and low quality, despite being fine on the sequence. 

By @smiles.away

Make sure that your sequence matches the source footage. For example, if your source footage is 1920x1080 and you place it on a sequence with any another setting, all exports, video and stills, will come out blurry. Make sure that field order is set correct as well.

EDIT:

That goes for exports as well, iow if everyting is correct and you export a 1920x1080 sequence as any other resolution setting you will see a quality hit. Provide more details for further help.

[smiles.away]

Thanks for your reply. I am fairly certain I was on the right sequence settings, but I will check later on. 

What I found odd, was that there was consistency in the picture quality, with random frames coming out blurred (despite picking usable frames). 

[Carlos Ziade]

what method are you using to export still frames from Premiere Pro?

[smiles.away]

Hi Carlos, I was using the export frame button, found under the preview playback part. 

It pops open a box and you can essentially export right from the edit. Hope that makes sence.