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Creating a New Document for Video with Auto Guides


When you work in video production, you know the importance of creating documents that will perfectly match the requirements of output to a video screen. The preset file sizes available in the new Preset menu let you create images at a size and pixel aspect ratio that compensate for scaling when you incorporate them into video. The presets also define, using non-printing guides, (the action and title areas of the document). When you work with the new Preset menu, the guesswork of creating compatible, NTSC, PAL, or even HDTV documents in Photoshop is a thing of the past.

Create a New Document Using Video Presets



Click the

File menu, and then click

New .

Click the

Preset list arrow, and then select from the available video presets:

  • NTSC DV 720x480 (with guides)

  • NTSC DV Widescreen, 720x480 (with guides)

  • NTSC D1 720x486 (with guides)

  • NTSC D1 Square Pix, 720x540 (with guides)

  • PAL D1/DV, 720x576 (with guides)

  • PAL D1/DV Square Pix, 768x576 (with guides)

  • PAL D1/DV Widescreen, 720x576 (with guides)

  • HDTV, 1280x720 (with guides)

  • HDTV, 1440x1080 anamorphic (with guides) ()

  • HDTV, 1920x1080 (with guides)

Click

OK .



For Your Information


Using a Video Preview Option

Photoshop now includes a Video Preview option () that lets you preview your documents on a display device, such as a standard or DVD screen. The device must be attached to your computer through the use of the FireWire port. Once the device is attached, open a document, click the File menu, point to Export, and then click Send Video Preview To Device. To set output options before viewing your document on the device, click the File menu, point to Export, and then click Video Preview. The Video Preview option supports RGB, grayscale, and indexed images, either 8 or 16-bits per channel. You can adjust the aspect ratio for proper display of images. First, select the aspect ratio of the display device, either Standard (4:3) or Widescreen (16:9), and then select a placement option, such as Center or Crop to 4:3, for the image. To maintain an image's (non-square) pixel aspect ratio, select the Apply Pixel Aspect Ratio To Preview check box.


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