I usually just press "print screen" and then crop it in photoshop. THis way it does not have to go through a jpeg compression that I don't have control over. I have found that stills turn out better this way.
You can also click the pad next to the disk, and that puts it on the clipboard instead of saving it as a JPEG. Should give you the full resolution that you're looking for, while not having to go through the effort of cropping in post.
[quote author=Barry_Green link=board=Vegas;num=1098304101;start=0#2 date=10/20/04 at 16:31:37]Be sure to set your preview window to Best/Full before exporting...
(er, that does make a difference, right? I seem to remember that the preview quality makes a difference on the export, but maybe I'm just nuts.)[/quote]
Yeah, it makes a difference. Like I said, it will make a JPEG out of EXACTLY what you see in the preview window. If you have the before/after effects split screen, you'll see that.
[quote author=scharky link=board=Vegas;num=1098304101;start=0#3 date=10/20/04 at 16:33:23]I usually just press "print screen" and then crop it in photoshop. THis way it does not have to go through a jpeg compression that I don't have control over. I have found that stills turn out better this way.[/quote]