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Snapshot

Snapshots

You can quickly capture a snapshot of the currently displayed frame directly from the Player Control window.

Format Options

  • JPG ▸ Color Space Options: Auto, 8-bit YUV 4:2:0, 4:2:2, or 4:4:4 ▸ Adjustable JPEG Quality: 1–100

  • PNG ▸ Color Space Options: Auto, 8-bit RGB(A) or 16-bit RGB(A) ▸ Adjustable Compression Level: 0–3

  • TIFF ▸ Color Space Options: Auto, 8-bit RGB(A) or 16-bit RGB(A)

  • BMP (Bitmap) ▸ Color Space Options: Auto or 8-bit BGR(A)

  • DPX ▸ Color Space Options: Auto, 8-bit RGB(A), 10-bit RGB, and 12/16-bit RGB(A)

Additional Settings

  • Field Order: Choose between Progressive (default) or match the source file's field order.

  • Color Level: Choose between Full Range (default) or match the source file's color level.

  • Resolution: Choose Full, Half, Quarter, Eighth.

  • Timecode and Metadata Burn-In: If Timecode overlay and/or Metadata overlay is enabled for playback then Timecode and Metadata will be burned into the snapshot.

Quick Snapshot Toggle

Right-click the camera icon in the Player Controls to enable or disable Quick Snapshot mode. When Quick Snapshot is enabled - snapshots are taken based on the current saved Snapshot settings.

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