videostillbilder

Videostillbilder, often referred to as screenshots or frames, are static images captured from a moving video sequence. They represent a single moment in time from the video's playback. The process of creating a videostill typically involves pausing the video at the desired point and then using a specific function within the video player or a dedicated software tool to extract that individual frame.

These still images serve various practical purposes. In filmmaking and video production, videostillbilder are used for promotional materials, such as posters, website banners, and thumbnails for online videos. They can also be employed for frame-by-frame analysis in areas like sports, animation, or scientific research, allowing for detailed examination of movement or action. Journalists and content creators might use videostillbilder to illustrate articles or create visual summaries of video content.

The quality of a videostill depends on several factors, including the resolution of the original video and the method used for extraction. Higher resolution videos generally yield sharper and more detailed still images. While some video players offer basic screenshot functionality, specialized software often provides more control over the extraction process and image quality. The term "videostillbilder" is the German equivalent for these captured frames.