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Call Me Lazy… Veg files for sale??
I was checking out a photo montage program called Pro Show Producer. Everyone is raving about it, but everything there can be done on vegas, probably easier/faster. You can really do some fancy stuff, but it is time consuming, and the software is a resource hog.
you can find all sorts of templates to download for this program where your montage is all set up, and you just drop in the photos. There are some real neat ones, not your average montage with simple transitions or ken burns, but lots of eye-candy.
Is there such a place where i can buy or download some .veg files that are set up for various montages, and drop the photos in as takes on top? If not, this might be a very lucrative thing for somebody to sell.
I’ve tried Ultimate S, which is fast and easy, but it lacks the “pop” that I am seeing in slideshows lately, and they are starting to look boring.
If you know of a place to find some veg files, i’d love to hear about it.
Thanks!
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Cant believe this doesn’t exist.
Spent a couple hours making some pictures fly from left to right, diagonal, up and down, etc…. then they stop in the middle, expand to full screen, shrink back down, then continue on in their original direction.Im working on one where the pictures come on screen like a train, then go around in a circle like a merry go round, when it gets to the top, it comes down to the middle of the circle, then gets big, pauses, then back to its place in the circle and the next one comes up.
All this over a nice digital juice background, looks sweet. Lots of work though, and lots of tracks. Definately not something that I would do for each slideshow, but if i can get a nice stash of them, i’ll never have to build another slideshow from scratch, just drop new pictures as takes on top of the existing pics. better yet, i’ll just rename the new pictures over the old ones and voila!
Wondering if i can copy track motion on one picture and keep them all on one track, or if each picture has to be on a separate track for this to work. I think so.
Would people pay for these veg files do you think? I would imagine that a collection of these could be marketed easily.
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