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Sean Cullen, Matthew Geller, Charles Roberts, Adam Wilt, Nancy Peterson

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Solving Still Image Issues


FCP can take in an unusually large number of file formats, such as Photoshop files, meaning that you can generate footage from nearly any source and integrate it into your project. The trick is performing such imports correctly, using suitable source material. What follows are a few of the most common issues users encounter when importing the range of file formats FCP supports.

Still Image Issues at a Glance

Type of Problem

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

Image sizing and scaling issues

#1: Fuzzy and pixelated images

Images have been scaled above 100 percent

Use a graphics program to resize your graphics; page 790

#2: Project opens slowly and is unresponsive

High-resolution images used in project

Restrict image resolution; page 791

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Photoshop image problems

#1: Loss of some Photoshop-applied effects

Photoshop features are incompatible with FCP

Flatten effects or avoid specific Photoshop features; page 793

#2: Disappearing texture and drop shadows

Use of vector-based images

Rasterize Photoshop images; page 793

#3: Stretched images

Mismatch of pixel shapes

Use Photoshop to "squeeze" the images; page 796

#4: Movie loses transparency

Missing or reversed alpha channel

Reverse the alpha channel; page 799

#5: Graphics lose sharp edges

Alpha channel is incorrectly assigned

Switch the alpha channel; page 801

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