There is one more type of export setting and that is DPX for Digital Picture Exchange. …This is a very common format used in high-end workflows for feature film. …The ability to generate a DPX sequence directly out of Photoshop means that you can use Photoshop's …video features on high-end projects, such as feature films or special effects. …If you need to work with individual clips and touch them up, or generate animations using …some of Photoshop Extended 3D features, you can easily render a high-quality DPX sequence.…
To create the DPX file simply choose File > Export > Render Video. Within the Format …option choose DPX. At this point, the only real preset you have is the size. You'll see …that there is a lot of options here, including the ability to go to maximum bit depth. So …if you've mixed in graphics or other formats that go beyond 8-bits per channel, you can …actually bump this up. …Notice here too, that you can choose a wide range of color profiles. We can extend the …range of the output, but those generally only come in when you're working with graphic elements …
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5/21/2012- Understanding the video file formats supported in Photoshop
- Controlling playback in the Timeline
- Building a sequence
- Organizing and editing A-roll and B-roll footage
- Adding transitions
- Adjusting volume
- Adding music
- Color balancing a shot
- Adjusting contrast
- Adding a lower-third graphic
- Animating text
- Exporting to H.264 or QuickTime
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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Why use video in Photoshop?2m 42s
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1. Getting Ready for Editing Video in Photoshop
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2. Meet the Photoshop Timeline
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Enabling timeline shortcuts1m 57s
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3. Building a Sequence
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Setting up the timeline1m 56s
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Building the A-roll7m 27s
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Organizing B-roll3m 55s
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Changing the playback speed1m 25s
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Adding transitions5m 49s
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4. Working with Audio
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Adjusting volume in clips3m 15s
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5. Controlling Adjustment Layers
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Fixing underexposed footage1m 14s
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Fixing overexposed footage1m 39s
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Adjusting contrast1m 15s
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Color balancing a video shot1m 15s
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Using photo filters1m 47s
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6. Working with Text and Graphics
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Adding a lower-third graphic6m 20s
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Animating text4m 15s
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Inserting a logo bug4m 14s
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Adding moves to photos1m 36s
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7. Publishing Video
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Exporting H.264 files3m 18s
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Exporting QuickTime files5m 30s
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Exporting a DPX sequence2m 9s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye1m 35s
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Video: Exporting a DPX sequence