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  1. 22nd Apr 2007 14:28 #1
    mltwitz
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    I want to use a frame from a video clip and make it a DVD menu background picture, using Photoshop. Therefore I need to take a high resolution snapshot from the video (bpm or jpg). VLC's snapshot resolution isn't that great, same with Sony Vegas, the images captured are a bit noisy and I'm not an expert on how to remove the noise in photoshop. Does anyone knnow what the best way is to get a high-res snapshot?
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    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=239865
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    Here's a tip for Vegas to Photoshop.

    Use the Vegas copy button don't save the file.
    Then open a new 720x480 canvas in Photoshop and use paste to load the frame.
    Then use the Photoshop Video Deinterlace filter (see wheel below).
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    High Def works great as well. Make sure you select "Best (Full)" in Vegas Preview window then hit copy button. Open a 1920x1080 Photoshop canvas and paste.
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