Dear Jake
Go to the frame you want to freeze:
1.ctrl+k make a cut just before the frame; hit the right arrow on your keyboard
hit ctrl+k again. You have now cut out the frame.
2. click that frame go into file- export- frame and save it into your folder
3. go into file- import- and import your frame as a still image -should be a
bit map image in your folder
4. hit v to select the selection tool and move your film at the cut to the
right on your timeline. Insert your still image. Before you import this still
image into your project you can go into the preference setting of your project
and set the duration of the still image. This has always to happen before you
import it.
Good luck
Stefanie Kappel MA, ARPS
Photography & Digital Imaging
www.stefaniekappel.com
> NOW a new question
>
> I seem to be doing something incorrectly when I wanna freeze a frame in
> a clip
>
> I have read the help section 20xs and dam cant get it right
>
> Thanks
>
> Jake
>
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