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April 9th, 2007, 12:25 PM | #1 |
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Creating transitions in Vegas 7.0d can it be done?
Is there anyway I can add Video Event Effects when I modify a transition? I've created a style of transition which includes a dissolve and some video effects. I'd love to be able to save this as a complete transition which keeps all of my keyframes and Effect Event properties and just select it when it is commonly used in an edit.
Is this possible? p.s I left my printed out Vegas User guide at work over Easter so opted for the in application help service to try to answer the above question. Everytime I instigated a search Vegas crashed. Sony support told me to re-install Vegas and delete registry entries! I don't mind re-installing, but do I really need to delete registry entries? (apologies for two subjects) |
April 10th, 2007, 02:56 AM | #2 | ||
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April 11th, 2007, 06:49 AM | #3 | |
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I want to take a cross dissolve and add some film effects and other event effects and then save it as a set transition so that the last 20 frames of one clip and first 20 of adjoining are affected as a default when applying this 'newly made transition'. (maintaining the video event effect keyframes). Many thanks in anticipation. p.s Greetings to London, I miss her so! Although the price of beer here in Germany doesn't leave a huge hole in my wallet! |
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April 11th, 2007, 08:37 AM | #4 | ||
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I created my own transition, which makes use of the settings within THAT Sony transition. This appears AS a transition package. It is this package I can drag to an overlap/crossfade. But from understanding a bit more, you are wanting to apply EVENT Fxs to transition package, have that keyframable and PRESERVE that as a repeatable transition. Quote:
Have you tried these 2?: #1 - Insert Transition Envelopes. This determines the timing, ramp and "direction" of a transition effect. Have you tried that? #2 - Copy Paste Attributes. This carries over transitions from one overlap/cross-fade to another. Interesting. Can you precisely document just exactly the effect you want to achieve? Maybe that will give me and others a clue? Yeah? |
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April 12th, 2007, 10:31 PM | #5 |
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I think he means that he wants to save off the combination of an FX chain on an event and a transition.
Can't be done currently. I'm curious to see the effect in a project if you have one handy. |
April 13th, 2007, 01:45 AM | #6 |
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First you see a couple of film effect scratches, then some jitter, then some Glow that's suppressed to create a small and big splodge, which changes from yellow to white. This then increases in size to fill the screen with a horizontal gaussian blur which is dissolved into the next shot. All this happens over 20 frames. The first parts of jitter and scratches start 18 frames earlier. It would be nice to save this whole lot as one transition which I can just drop over two cips butted together as and when I like. All I'd have to do the is adjust the Glow supression to suit the subject matter. |
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