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  Topic: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
neil

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PostForum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion   Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 1:41 pm   Subject: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
Shrimpy!
Thank you so much!
It exported to Final Cut perfectly!
Cheers
Neil
  Topic: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
neil

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PostForum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion   Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 1:30 pm   Subject: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
it says layer 0 CMYK?
  Topic: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
neil

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PostForum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion   Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 12:16 pm   Subject: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
When I save as.. I go to a box that has these options: photoshop, photoshop eps, jpeg, photoshop pdf, photoshop 2.0. raw, sctex ct, tiff, photshops dcs 1.0,2.0
  Topic: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
neil

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PostForum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion   Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 12:06 pm   Subject: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
I'm using PS 7.0.
  Topic: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
neil

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PostForum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion   Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 11:53 am   Subject: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
Thanks for replying. There doesn't seem to be png. I'm not using it for any web app, just for final cut pro.
  Topic: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
neil

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PostForum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion   Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 11:26 am   Subject: exporting extracted image to Final Cut
I'm a newby to photoshop. I've extracted the white backround of a bottle of champagne so there is a checkerboard backround. I want to save that image and export it into Final Cut so that I can annimat ...
 
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