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January 11, 2012
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Extract ALL frames to JPEG

  • January 11, 2012
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How can I extract all frames from a AVCHD clip to JPEG?

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      Correct answer Ann Bens

      http://content.screencast.com/users/zuzullo/folders/Jing/media/69a6301f-612b-4ff4-9ba5-0c253fce7f8c/2012-01-11_1822.png


      Export all frames in JPEG: works without any problem.

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      dns_klb
      New Participant
      June 24, 2021

      There is an Easy way:
      1) Open Photoshop

      2) Goto: File > Import > Videoframes to Layers

      3) After Import in PS goto: File > Export > Layers to Files

      4) Choose your Filetype and Prefix

       🙂 et voila!

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        ARYCHD
        New Participant
        June 3, 2019

        I have a video of a PowerPoint presentation that had 40 slide. If I export sequential frames, it will give me thousands of images but only 40 unique images and rest all will be duplicates. Is there a way to get only those 40 unique frames?

        Ann Bens
        Ann Bens
        Braniac
        June 3, 2019

        One by one I am afraid.

        You can use the export frame option in the source or program monitor.

        yizid74759554
        yizid74759554
        New Participant
        September 26, 2017

        hii all

        How can I control the amount of images I gonna export

        For example I have a video of 1 minute I get 1000 frames who need 1000 frames come on

        i need only 32 frames for example

        how can i control on it ???

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        excited_Genie16B8
        Braniac
        September 26, 2017

        In and Out points will determine which parts get exported.

        yizid74759554
        yizid74759554
        New Participant
        September 26, 2017

        hi jim

        tnx for relpy

        but i need to extract all video not only part of it

        i want to extract all video just by only 32 frames for example, not 1000 frames...

        Harm_Millaard
        Harm_Millaard
        Inspiring
        January 11, 2012

        You are gonna LOVE this: Manually.

        Let's just hope your time-line is a bit shorter than say 1 million frames.

        zuzullo
        zuzulloAuthor
        Participating Frequently
        January 11, 2012

        Are you sure?

        I heard there are people doing that in order to preciselly control the detail, using than Photoshop for doing so.

        shooternz
        shooternz
        Braniac
        January 11, 2012

        Thank you. Its just a matter of time now

        I am going to edit all the frames in Adobe Lightroom to fix Noise reduction and Lens correction and than import them again into Premiere.

        Would there be another way that you can think of?


        Try it in After Effects with your original source footage .

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