Z 9 TIPS - Video Stills | Technical Solutions

Stills can be created from individual frames of videos shot with [H.265 8-bit (MOV)] or [H.264 8-bit (MP4)] selected for [Video file type] in the video recording menu. You can create a single still from the current frame or a series of stills from a selected length of footage.

Creating a Still from the Current Frame

1 Display a video full frame.

2 Pause the video on the desired frame.

Press to pause playback.
Your approximate position in the video can be ascertained from the video progress bar.
Press or or rotate the command dials to locate the desired frame.

3 Press the button, then highlight [Save current frame] and press .

This option is not available with videos recorded with [ProRes 422 HQ 10-bit (MOV)] or [H.265 10-bit (MOV)] selected for [Video file type] in the video recording menu.

[Save Current Frame]

Stills are saved at the dimensions selected for [Frame size/frame rate] in the video recording menu when the video was recorded.
They cannot be retouched.

Creating Stills from Selected Footage

1 Display a video full frame.

2 Pause the video on the desired frame.

Press to pause playback.
Your approximate position in the video can be ascertained from the video progress bar.
Press or or rotate the command dials to locate the desired frame.

3 Press the button, highlight [Save consecutive frames], and press .

4 Choose a destination.

Choose the destination.
Press or to highlight a card slot and press .
You will not be prompted to select the slot if only one memory card is inserted.

5 Choose the length of footage.

Choose the length of footage that will be saved as stills.

6 Press .

The selected footage will be saved as a series of JPEG stills. The number varies with the video frame rate.

"Save Consecutive Frames"

Stills are saved at the dimensions selected for [Frame size/frame rate] in the video recording menu when the video was recorded.
They cannot be retouched.

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Video Stills

Creating a Still from the Current Frame

Creating Stills from Selected Footage