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Old July 16th, 2010, 01:48 PM   #1
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Exporting QT to add effect in PS, then back to FC.

Greetings.

What is the proper way to export a sequence (say one minute or so) so that I can add some visual effects in Photoshop Extended 5 and then send that back to FC without losing image quality?

I assume that the first step is to export a QT self contained file from FC, then open that in PS, add effect(s), and then use some setting to export that back to a file that FC.

Would I use the animation setting? Let me know if you need more info than I've given here. I assume that not only will I have to render in PS, but also in FC when the file is re-imported.

Your help appreciated.

Jonathan
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Old July 16th, 2010, 03:14 PM   #2
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This really depends on what your original footage is. If it's a lossy codec like HDV, then you're better off using a codec like ProRes or uncompressed. If it's a better quality codec like DVCPro HD, then you can stay in that codec.
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