1492 wrote:
One reason you don't want to use JPG format is your photo degrades each time its processed.
In my videos I use jpgs all the time. Video resolution is far lower than jpeg or png, and unless you start out with a low resolution image, jpg will look good on video.
Even for 1080p HD widescreen video, a jpeg with the correct aspect ratio and 1920w x 1080h will look good on video.
Still, if you are worried about resolution after editing in Photoshop Elements, save the file as a psd (photoshop format). That will retain the highest resolution and most video editing programs can import that format.
If you want to see my Photoshop Elements tutorials and video quality, check out
http://www.youtube.com/user/guerillabill/search?query=photoshopBill
