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Imported still images aren’t small enough.
Ok, here’s the issue:
I’m trying to put multiple still images into a specific area of my video project’s timeline to overlay/cover up certain parts of the shown video picture.
Now, as I understand it, there are two ways of doing this:
1. Adding all the still image(s) to one new video track and using the specific pan&crop tool of each imported image to move it to its designated area of the video and crop it to the size/dimension needed.
2. Adding a new video track for each image (approx. 9) and using the track motion feature to move each video track with one of the still images to its designated area and crop it to the size/dimension needed.
I’d like to use the first method, because adding 9 new video tracks to the project would create an insane amount of rendering workload on vegas iirc.
However, using the first method I can not decrease the dimensions of the still image as far as I need to, so the image won’t cover up more of the video picture than it ought to.
I tried reducing the resolution in photoshop, which achieved nothing aside from a more pixelated still image.
So, is there any way to lift the restrictions on the cropping dimensions for still images, or do I have to use the second method?Much regards
