Final Cut Pro 6 - Determining the Image Format for Still-Image Export

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Determining the Image Format for Still-Image Export

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Exporting a Single Still Image

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Exporting Image Sequences

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Determining the Image Format for Still-Image Export

Final Cut Pro uses the built-in QuickTime technology in Mac OS X to export still images.
Because QuickTime supports a wide variety of graphic (still-image) formats, nearly any
graphic format you need to export is supported.

If you’re exporting images for a website, JPEG is a good option because it compresses
images to a small size but maintains fairly high quality. If you want to export images
without compression, you can export TIFF or Photoshop files.

Note: If you need to export a sequence as a numbered image sequence (a collection of
still images), you’ll go through a slightly different process than simply exporting a
single still image.