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===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence=== | ===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence=== | ||
| + | The image files Dragonframe saves to your project folder as you capture are neither cropped nor rotated. To produce a sequence of images that look just like your animation frames should, you'll have to export them as an image sequence. | ||
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# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence''' | # Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence''' | ||
| − | # Make sure the ''source' is set to High-resolution. | + | # Make sure the ''source'' is set to High-resolution. |
# Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately. | # Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately. | ||
# Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination. | # Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination. | ||
#After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct. | #After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct. | ||
[[Category:2015-2016]] | [[Category:2015-2016]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:20, 10 November 2015
Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence
The image files Dragonframe saves to your project folder as you capture are neither cropped nor rotated. To produce a sequence of images that look just like your animation frames should, you'll have to export them as an image sequence.
- Select File > Export Image Sequence
- Make sure the source is set to High-resolution.
- Confirm that your rotation, scaling, and crop settings are configured appropriately.
- Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination.
- After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct.
