Best way to export as a uncompressed 8 bit file

I'm trying to import a HD quicktime clip into final cut express. Trim it on both ends and then export it as an Apple uncompressed 8bit 4:2:2 file. What is the best way to do this without creating any artifacting or compression?
Pretty new to final cut....
Thx

Put the video in an HD sequence. Trim the beginning and end. Make sure nothing is rendered. Export to QuickTime conversion, set the codec to none.

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