Convert .CINE to .PNG

Possible with limits

.CINE files are recordings from Phantom high-speed cameras (Vision Research). PNG is a single image, so the conversion means exporting individual frames from the clip.

How to convert .CINE to .PNG

1. Open the CINE in the software that belongs to the Phantom camera or in another program with CINE support.
2. Select the frame range you need; high-speed clips often contain thousands of frames.
3. Export an image sequence in a lossless format. If PNG is not offered, export TIFF and convert it afterwards.
4. Use a dedicated output folder, because sequences can grow to many gigabytes.

What to expect

• CINE files can hold raw sensor data, so colour and white balance are set during export.

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About .CINE

CINE is a file format used by Phantom high-speed cameras to store video footage. These files contain uncompressed or lightly compressed video data, allowing for detailed analysis of fast-moving subjects.

CINE files are high-speed video files created by Phantom digital cameras, often used in scientific and industrial applications.

About .PNG

PNG stands for Portable Network Graphics, utilizing lossless compression to maintain image quality. It is ideal for images requiring transparency, such as logos and web graphics, and supports a wide color palette.

PNG is a widely-used lossless image format known for its support of transparency and high-quality text rendering.

Conversion tools

These tools support converting .CINE to .PNG.

Related guides

• How to open .CINE files
• How to open .PNG files
• File extension index