A couple of ScreenGrabs

[fadedjosh]

Here are a couple screen grabs from the "behind the scenes" video for my Photographer friend.

http://kumpfilms.com/StirlingPhoto.mov 73.1MB

 

[Thomas J. O'Hara]

whoa

 

[SilverWolf]

Did you use some type of noise reduction on the footage ? is has this ultra soft look to it

 

[fadedjosh]

I used jpeg video cleaner to clean the footage, most of the soft look was messing with the settings and focus in camera.

 

[SilverWolf]

Do you have a clip up yet ?

 

[fadedjosh]

My bad its jes video cleaner, and Yeah I'm compressing the video right now. It should be up later tonight after I get off work.

 

[fadedjosh]

Still working on compression, but here is a decent looking copy.

http://kumpfilms.com/StirlingPhoto.mov 73.1MB

 

[milleto]

can anyone explain the best method you use to get grabs? FCP, Mac Dual G5.
Thanks a lot.


Really nice looking grabs...super

 

[fadedjosh]

You can just just double click the clip that you want, so that it shows up in the viewer find the frame you would like than go to Modify>Make Freeze frame and drag it to your time line file>Export>using QT conversion change Format>to still image and your done. If you are shooting 60i you will probably want to de interlace it.. or

By pushing Apple (Command) Key +Shift+4 This allows you to use your mouse to select a specific part of your desktop for capture. This will turn your mouse pointer into a cross, hold down the mouse button and drag to select the part of the screen you want. When you release the button the screenshot will "snap" that part of the screen.