capturing image

nytros · Post by **nytros** » Sun May 22, 2005 10:44 pm

hi there, i want to know if its possible to convert a movie into loads of frames

i have version 9.0

does anyone have any ideas

thanks in advance

MikeGunter · Post by **MikeGunter** » Mon May 23, 2005 12:39 am

Hi,

In Share, Custom, Create Ulead Image Sequence file.

In Options, you can choose the Format of the image files.

Mike

nytros · Post by **nytros** » Mon May 23, 2005 12:17 pm

im sorry but i didnt understand that, could u give instructions

thanks in advance

MikeGunter · Post by **MikeGunter** » Mon May 23, 2005 3:03 pm

nytros wrote:im sorry but i didnt understand that, could u give instructions

thanks in advance

Hi,

Sure.

First, after the content you want images is on the timeline, select Share.

The Create Video File, Custom

You'll probably want to make a folder for your images, then select Ulead Sequence files for "Save as File Type", and give the images a name. A number will be added to each frame.

You can specify what file type and compression in the options menu.

The when finished your folder will look something like this.

Remember that UVS9 will see the .uis file as a video file (each frame = 1/30 (NTSC) or 1/25 (PAL) of a second.

Mike

nytros · Post by **nytros** » Mon May 23, 2005 4:11 pm

wow thanks a lot, and for the amazing tut helped me out alot

MikeGunter · Post by **MikeGunter** » Mon May 23, 2005 4:38 pm

nytros wrote:wow thanks a lot, and for the amazing tut helped me out alot

nytros · Post by **nytros** » Mon May 23, 2005 7:30 pm

ok i have another problem, it all saved as u said and its all come out perfect but heres wat i want to do, a few of the lads around my house have seen loads of star wars spoofs and we wanted to do one for ourselves, i know how to make light sabres i just want to know how i can get pictures to be formated, problem is i cant format the picture as it doesnt allow it in photoshop, the images are saveing as bitmap images, is there anway of haveing them as jpegs

also if u know any tricks to avoid the grewling hours of putting a light sabre on each fram that would be cool also

thanks in advance

MikeGunter · Post by **MikeGunter** » Mon May 23, 2005 8:10 pm

nytros wrote:ok i have another problem, it all saved as u said and its all come out perfect but heres wat i want to do, a few of the lads around my house have seen loads of star wars spoofs and we wanted to do one for ourselves, i know how to make light sabres i just want to know how i can get pictures to be formated, problem is i cant format the picture as it doesnt allow it in photoshop, the images are saveing as bitmap images, is there anway of haveing them as jpegs

also if u know any tricks to avoid the grewling hours of putting a light sabre on each fram that would be cool also

thanks in advance

Hi,

The bitmaps that you have now can *drawn* on using PhotoImpact.

Depending on how much you want to do will be the work involved.

You might have the boy move to a point, be very still, put a saber in his hand, then use the few frames to draw the *growth* of the saber.

Drawing the saber in all the frames is tedious and lengthy, and to look realistic shouldn't take more than a couple of weeks.

Mike

nytros · Post by **nytros** » Mon May 23, 2005 10:45 pm

so it will take me ages to do,ok thanks

again super mike comes to help thanks a lot mate