Have you ever exported a final cut project and found that your still images were coming out too pixilated? We have. While recently working on a project, we tried everything possible to make our images clear, but nothing seemed to work. After messing with some settings, we found the right way to export when working with photos in final cut. Go to file, export, quicktime movie, under setting go to custom, and under the quicktime video setting which is located on the lower left hand corner, change your setting to Photo-JPEG and problem solved!
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Hey folks, just wanted to share a great article written by our very own photographer Ibarionex Perello, which is featured in this months issue of Expert Photo Techniques. Ibarionex walks you through taking some great portraits during twilight.Download expert_photo.pdf
Available Light DVD
Have you ever wanted to learn more about using available light and flash by looking over the shoulder of a professional photographer? Now’s your chance. Watch and learn as professional photographer, Ibarionex Perello identifies the lighting challenges of each shooting situation and explains how he resolves them using ambient light, flash and reflectors to improve the quality of his digital photographs. Learn how you can use these simple techniques of seeing and controlling light to transform your digital photographs. Purchase at alasmedia.com
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