This short Final Cut Pro tutorial shows how to export a still image from Final Cut Pro and then deinterlace it, and alter its aspect ratio in Photoshop. This is a great tutorial for learning how to work with still images from Final Cut Pro.
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Convert RED 4K R3D files to 2K for Final Cut Pro
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Achieve a 2.35:1 aspect ratio in Final Cut Pro
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Increase the render speed in Final Cut Pro
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Create a glass pane look in Final Cut Pro
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Export an image sequence from Final Cut Pro
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Use the Smooth Cam filter in Final Cut Pro
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Create an icy text animation within Apple Motion 4
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Use trashing preferences in Final Cut Pro
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Pan & zoom in Boris Continuum Complete for FCP
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Add menus to your movie DVD using DVD Studio Pro
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How To:
Flip a Clip in Final Cut Pro X 10.1.2
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How To:
Add movement to your still images in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Use Motion's match-moving capabilities
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How To:
Make video look more like film with Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Trash preferences in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Use the snapping tool in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Layer video clips in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Adjust pitch and transform a voice in Soundtrack Pro
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How To:
Create a watermark when editing video in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Create a "film look" in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Convert RED 4K R3D files to 2K for Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Achieve a 2.35:1 aspect ratio in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Increase the render speed in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Create a glass pane look in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Use the Smooth Cam filter in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Create an icy text animation within Apple Motion 4
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Use trashing preferences in Final Cut Pro
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How To:
Export an image sequence from Final Cut Pro
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Pan & zoom in Boris Continuum Complete for FCP
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Add menus to your movie DVD using DVD Studio Pro
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This is not conclusive as the View Pixels is only for view and the photos are squeezed when trying to print.
What is the last step to permanently change the pixel aspect? I've done it before but can't find that info.
I'd be very grateful for any help as I need to dropbox stills for press release. Thanks
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