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July 20th, 2009, 08:03 AM | #1 |
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New features of Vegas 9
Hi guys
I just wanted to say how great I think the new defocus tool is for wedding photography. This is an effect that is very easy to use and very nice to start and end a cut. Also I just purchased cineform newscnene for $89 from videoguys.com after coupon and all I can say is wow. The video just seems to really retain the quality when I move the levels around. Feels like I'm working in RAW on a still camera. Let me know how you are using Vegas 9 and some of the other new tools like glint etc. What's your favorite new feature that I haven't discovered yet? -Jonathan Gentry |
July 21st, 2009, 12:19 AM | #2 |
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without sounding too simple,
the defocus tool is essentially a transition effect, focusing in at start and out at end of a clip? |
July 21st, 2009, 01:16 AM | #3 | |
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1] Fill - This allows me to do some of what Bump Map did for me, but without the directional properties of BM. Pity . .. Also, and without the directional stuff of BM, the existing Levels does something similar anyway. Opportunity missed here. 2] Soft Contrast - Sure, that's good. But nothing I can't do with Bezier Mask and futzing about. Saves time. Why no Thumb-wheel control? Other Vegas FX Sliders have this? Odd. Again, opportunity lost here. 3] Defocus - Wanna give an example just where you'd use that in a Wedding? 4] I like the Auto Preview option. SCS has listened to us all about getting nearer Framerate AUTOMATICALLY without digging into the GPU - not this time hey? 5] Starburst! - Spectacular! Like good Malt Whiskey, a little goes a long way. 6] Rays - Been doing this for a client's Logo/Text. Again very controllable, but why no Thumb-wheel control? Odd.... Grazie |
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