Exporting in Photoshop

- Exporting from Photoshop is pretty straightforward,…but a bit more limited than Premiere Pro or After Effects.…In order to export, choose File,…Export, Render Video.…A new dialog box will pop up asking you…how you want to process the file.…Give it a name…and then select a target folder.…Now I recommend you stick with Adobe Media Encoder,…but you can export a single Image Sequence…much like exporting from Lightroom if needed.…

I'll choose the Adobe Media Encoder option…and I really have two major Presets that matter.…DPX image sequence is for really high-end workflows.…Most likely you're gonna make an H.264 file…if you're delivering to the web,…a presentation, or to a device.…QuickTime is useful if you're handing off…to a professional video editor.…So you can make a QuickTime Uncompressed movie…and that'd be well suited to hand off…to a professional editor for things like…Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro.…

If you're going to the web, just choose H.264.…A High Quality movie is a great balance…of quality versus file size,…