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Export Image Sequence - Dragonframe

2022-11-09T00:15:16Z

Wzfw7363:

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.

=== Export Menu ===
# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# '''Export Image Sequence''' window will open

=== Source ===
The source setting need to be set.
# Set '''Source''' to '''High-resolution JPG/TIFF'''
# Set '''Exposure to X1'''
# Select '''all frames''' to export the entire project
#* Select '''Range:''' to export specific frames

=== Transformation ===
In the Transformation section adjust the crop aspect ratio to match your project settings.
# Check '''Crop to aspect ratio''' and set to 16:9 or 4x3 based on what you shot at.
# Uncheck '''Use push-in mask'''.
# Check '''Rotate/mirror to match animation window'''
# If you need full resolution images, leave the '''scale''' at 100%
# If you need to resize the images, then set the '''Scale''' section as below:
#* '''px =''' 4:3 = 1280 x 960
#* '''px =''' 16:9 = 1920 x 1080
# Check '''Keep proportions'''

=== Output ===
# '''Format:''' TIFF
# '''Quality:''' Leave at 100
# '''File Name:''' Defaults to scene name, can change if needed
#* Leave '''exposure''' and '''digits''' at the default settings
#* Leave '''Create separate folders for each exposure''' checked
# '''Destination:''' Select folder to export images to
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Export Image Sequence - Dragonframe

2022-11-09T00:12:00Z

Wzfw7363:

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.

=== Export Menu ===
# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# '''Export Image Sequence''' window will open

=== Source ===
The source setting need to be set.
# Set '''Source''' to '''High-resolution JPG/TIFF'''
# Set '''Exposure to X1'''
# Select '''all frames''' to export the entire project
#* Select '''Range:''' to export specific frames

=== Transformation ===
In the Transformation section adjust the crop aspect ratio to match your project settings.
# Check '''Crop to aspect ratio''' and set to 16:9 or 4x3 based on what you shot at.
# Uncheck '''Use push-in mask'''.
# Check '''Rotate/mirror to match animation window'''
# If you need full resolution images, leave the '''scale''' at 100%
# If you need to resize the images, then set the '''Scale''' section as below:
#* '''px =''' 4:3 = 1280 x 960
#* '''px =''' 16:9 = 1920 x 1080
# Check '''Keep proportions'''

=== Output ===
# '''Format:''' TIFF
# '''Quality:''' Leave at 100
# '''File Name:''' Defaults to scene name, can change if needed
#* Leave '''exposure''' and '''digits''' at the default settings
# '''Destination:''' Select folder to export images to
[[Category:Dragonframe]]

Export Image Sequence - Dragonframe

2022-11-09T00:07:39Z

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Export Image Sequence - Dragonframe

2022-11-09T00:07:20Z

Wzfw7363:

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.

=== Export Menu ===
# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# '''Export Image Sequence''' window will open

=== Source ===
The source setting need to be set.
# Set '''Source''' to '''High-resolution JPG/TIFF'''
# Set '''Exposure to X1'''
# Select '''all frames''' to export the entire project
## Select '''Range:''' to export specific frames
=== Transformation ===
In the Transformation section adjust the crop aspect ratio to match your project settings.
# Check '''Crop to aspect ratio''' and set to 16:9 or 4x3 based on what you shot at.
# Uncheck '''Use push-in mask'''.
# Check '''Rotate/mirror to match animation window'''
# If you need full resolution images, leave the '''scale''' at 100%
# If you need to resize the images, then set the '''Scale''' section as below:
#* '''px =''' 4:3 = 1280 x 960
#* '''px =''' 16:9 = 1920 x 1080
# Check '''Keep proportions'''
[[Category:Dragonframe]]