Making a photo out of a video file

How do I make a photo (.jpg) out of a video clip from Final Cut Pro (ver. 5.1.4)?

KNow that the image will only have as much resolution as your video format. If that's conventional DV, about 500 by 800 pixels. You can make the pixels bigger and blockier in your photo editor but, without a good upscaling tool, you cannot make more pixels where there were none.
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