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  • Star 69
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    • Nov 2005
    • 8602

    #1

    I need help, Technical question about HDV camera and editing

    Video guys, pls tell me how can I do the screenshots from High Definition camera Sony HDR-FX1, wich software I need to use fro it?
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  • Star 69
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    #2
    pls help me tech guys!!!! Heed help!!!
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    • DeanCapture
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      • Dec 2002
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      #3
      You can't grab a screenshot with your editing software?
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      • The Ghost
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        • Oct 2004
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        #4
        What editing software are you using with it?
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        • Star 69
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          #5
          Originally posted by The Ghost
          What editing software are you using with it?
          Adobe Premiere pro v2
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          • Star 69
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            • Nov 2005
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            #6
            Originally posted by DeanCapture
            You can't grab a screenshot with your editing software?
            We do not know how to do it? Pics become blurry. Please help
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            • Star 69
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              #7
              bump! bump!
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              • Star 69
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                #8
                Hey, I really need help! Please help me in such question!
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                • I LOVE Little Brown Asses
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                  • Jan 2006
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                  #9
                  you should be able to create a still frame through Premiere and export it out as a JPG. the pics may not be perfectly crisp, and here'a little lesson in why:

                  depending on your capture frame rate, you were probably shooting at 24, 30, or most likely 60fps. which means your shutter speed was AT BEST 1/60 sec.

                  a decent photographer knows that to stop motion and receive a sharp photo you cannot even think about shooting less than 1/125 sec. video cameras, even HD, are not meant to capture still photos.

                  your screen shots will be a little blurry unless you were filming a potted plant. sorry.

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                  • Aivengo
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                    • Mar 2002
                    • 625

                    #10
                    You need Final Cut Pro Studio from Apple.
                    It's best for HD productions.

                    Good Luck

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                    • Star 69
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                      • Nov 2005
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by I LOVE Little Brown Asses
                      you should be able to create a still frame through Premiere and export it out as a JPG. the pics may not be perfectly crisp, and here'a little lesson in why:

                      depending on your capture frame rate, you were probably shooting at 24, 30, or most likely 60fps. which means your shutter speed was AT BEST 1/60 sec.

                      a decent photographer knows that to stop motion and receive a sharp photo you cannot even think about shooting less than 1/125 sec. video cameras, even HD, are not meant to capture still photos.

                      your screen shots will be a little blurry unless you were filming a potted plant. sorry.
                      Ok thanks so www.givemepink.com uses 1/125 right? They pics are so sharp. Thanks a lot for detailed answer for taking your time.
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