would like to know what are the supported video formats that photoshop cs3 can open, i tryed mov and it said couldent open file, avi and nstc and they all said the samething so can anyone tell me the supported video formats?

<dylan_matveev@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
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> would like to know what are the supported video formats that photoshop cs3
can open, i tryed mov and it said couldent open file, avi and nstc and they
all said the samething so can anyone tell me the supported video formats?


Photoshop is a photo editor, not a movie editor. If you want to edit one
frame of a movie then it's OK, but a movie, as such, cannot be edited with
Photoshop.

Photoshop is a PICTURE editor, not a VIDEO editor

Adobe Premiere is used to edit video, or Premiere Elements if you want to spend less money

MPEG1 and 4, MOV and AVI are supported if you have Photoshop CS3 Extended.

I think you are mistaken. There is a procedure for doing so and I have done
it, but don't remember the details. Try File > Import > Video frames to
layers and see where that goes. You will need a fairly current version of
QuickTime installed for this to work. PS apparently will import .mov files
because that's what I shoot, and that's what QuickTime displays.

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> <dylan_matveev@adobeforums.com> wrote in message
> news:59b4b6e5.-1@webcrossing.la2eafNXanI...
>> would like to know what are the supported video formats that photoshop
>> cs3
> can open, i tryed mov and it said couldent open file, avi and nstc and
> they
> all said the samething so can anyone tell me the supported video formats?
>
>
> Photoshop is a photo editor, not a movie editor. If you want to edit one
> frame of a movie then it's OK, but a movie, as such, cannot be edited with
> Photoshop.
>
>