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Adding a simple frames into sony vegas
Hi, i am 15 age beginner with sony vegas and i have horrible problem.
I draw few frames in photoshop and i wanted to animate them but when i tried to put one frame into video track.. it mades the frame to stay few seconds long. but i want to put there only simple frame that begins on postion in timeline where i put it and finishes when i put to timeline another frame.
For example here is a photo how it looks when i click open to put 3 frames in a row:
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Hello!
Vegas imports still images by default to 5 seconds, however this can be changed to any value you’d like.
Open your preview window in Vegas. Right click in the preview window area. Select preview device preferences. Choose & click the editing tab. Change the new still image length (seconds) to your preference. For example, if you want your still image to be only 1 frame in length, adjust the value to 0.050
Enjoy!
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I see that you images are numbered 01, 02, 03. This is good. You should load your images as an Image Sequence. Use File | Import | Media… and then select just the first image and click the box at the bottom that says Stills: [x] Open Sequence. The next window will ask you what frame rate you want to use. For example, if you want each image to be on the screen for 1/2 second select a frame rate 2 fps.
~jr
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Thank you very much, both ways worked … 🙂 And 1 more question.. Please how can i make some covering effect to frames.. i don´t know how to explain it but i don´t want it simple frame skip to frame but i want to add some transition between the frames.
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[Daniel Ontálek] “Please how can i make some covering effect to frames.. i don´t know how to explain it but i don´t want it simple frame skip to frame but i want to add some transition between the frames.”
If you want to make transitions between individual images you can use Options | Preferences | Editing and check “[X] Automatically overlap multiple selected media when added” and set the “Cut-to-overlap conversion (seconds)” to a reasonable setting based on how long you made each image. You will need to make each image at least 3 frames so that you can overlap one frame on each side.
If you want to do this do not use the Image Sequence method that I showed you because you need to have individual image events on the timeline in order to overlap them.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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