iPhone 11 does not take High Resolution videos?

I have an iPhone 11 and take a video of myself with the back side of the phone, with 3+ cameras on it.

Record Rate: 4K at 60 fps
Record Slo-mo: 1080p at 240 fps
Camera Capture: High Efficiency

I take the video, then use Adobe Premiere to Export Frame.

The PNG I create looks blurry.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

How can I determine which version of Photoshop/Illustrator/Premiere Pro I have.
There are books that say "This is for Photoshop 2019"  And yet, Adobe shows version numbers when I start up the program!
What year do the version numbers correspond to?
Please provide me with a link to a site.

Attached is a screenshot of a PNG file type.  In this file there is a text in the box.  Is Adobe Photoshop Elements 8.0 a suitable program to edit this text?
If yes, how to edit text with this program?  I've never used this program before.

Moving an image in Adobe PhotoShop?

I have four images, each on its own layer. So, it should be easy to move or resize any of those images?

Wrong!

I do not know the secret trick to do this.

Can someone help?

Thanks

This is something I've done a million times, yet today it seems to be an issue. Trying to import ~4000 still pngs for a movie sequence (generated from Animate CC), I import to AE as footage and as a png sequence in the Import dialog box. AE goes through the motions (it takes even my relatively new MacBook Pro a few moments to select all the files, and to then attempt to import them), but in the end keeps throwing up an error that some file (a file it shouldn't need, and not a numbered file in the sequence like all the pngs I generated and then selected).

Here's the error dialog:

https://postimg.cc/bDg4mDQs

I've restarted all apps and the machine, regenerated the pngs from the source, tried importing to a fresh project in AE, and made sure all Adobe CC apps are fully updated. All with the same result, that error dialog.

Can anyone help me navigate around this weirdness?

How to remove the white areas around the wooden cross which is an image. The whole thing is an image

The user needs to convert a short flash video (.FLV) to a video loop of some sort that can appear on the home page of a website.  (I assume that a looping GIF might be the way to go)

How do I do this conversion?   I have tried a few websites that offer this service, but they either have trouble recognizing the .FLV file or only return an empty video.

I have the Adobe Creative Suite, but not all the apps are installed.

Thanks

Hello. I am using Illustrator CS3 on a Windows 10 system. I created an Illustrator file for a window decal a year or so ago, but we weren't ready yet to actually use the decal. I opened the Illustrator file today and got the dreaded "missing font" message. The font in question is Rochester-Regular, an OTF file. I looked in my system font file and only Adobe fonts were listed. (What happened to all my other files?!?! Did they disappear in a Windows upgrade?)

I went out on the internet, found the font file, and downloaded and installed it in the Windows font file and it shows up in the directory there.

Still does not show up in Illustrator. I tried using Find File in Illustrator to search the System fonts and the font was not found. I downloaded the font from a different website with the same result. I rebooted, still no luck.

In my research on the internet, one solution was to install the file in the directory Windows\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Fonts. I did not have this subfolder, so I created it and copies the font into the new folder. This didn't work either.

If I open the file in Photoshop and Adobe Bridge, it displays correctly. The problem is that I need to send the AI file to a service provider for tweaking and printing.

How can I get this font to display in Illustrator?

Thanks.

Elizabeth Baker

I have an Adobe InDesign manuscript running about 300+ pages and will be needing to have copyeditors begin reviewing in early March. I see I could use Adobe InCopy for each of my reviewers, but that would cost a license for each one. Do you know a way to share a doc (PDF or InDesign) where the user doesn't have to make a software purchase to edit/proofread (and add highlights or diacritical marks) in the web browser?

I'd like to use Photoshop to be able to construct Floor Plans for home building.

In my initial research I noticed the Measurement Scale option that is an inches to pixels conversion. This seems to work well, but isn't quite accomplishing what I want:

I'd like to set this up for Inches to Feet, such that 1/4" is equal to 1' for the sake of accuracy. So, a quarter-inch on the screen (presumably Greyscale at 300dpi) is equal to a foot in real life.

I appreciate your assistance as it turns out that yes, I do indeed need to do math for this.

Thanks!

I have a PDF newsletter that needs to go out in an email. The problem is I don’t want to simply attach the PDF to the email but rather have it in HTML in the email. How do I do this? Is there something that can do this easily?