Daniel Hughes
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In the context of Sony Vegas, it’s when you have video track(s) below another another video track that you wish to ‘foster’ the other tracks as children. You then press this little square purple arrow thing on the children to elect them into the foster care of the desired parent, and the two tracks will amalgamate in a way, and I think if the child track has the compositing mode the rest of the tracks outside of the family are liberated from it.
Daniel Hughes
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It’s that thing where you make babies and call them your children, and they call you their parents
Daniel Hughes
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If you’re using XP, apparently it only allows a maximum of 2gb of memory per program.
Daniel Hughes
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I recommend stabilising before for a few reasons.
When you add stabilisation some of the dark colours are lifted in the event. I don’t quite understand why this happens, but it does anyway, so you would have to correct this after stabilising.
Also, you generally want to have all of your shots cut as you like them before you start colour correcting!
🙂
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Did you try adding smoothness to the track motion?
Daniel Hughes
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I think making track parents and children helps eradicate this. Or you could put your other footage above the track with the overlay thing?
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Depending on the velocity of the projectile, 60p might provide enough movement information to attempt frame motion interpolation…
Daniel Hughes
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Ah yes of course!
Thanks!
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I’m not quite sure what you mean, is it a chain of filters that you’re like, copying and pasting to other events?
If so, you’re probably better just adding the filters to the track, meaning any event on that track will have the same filters applied. If you need to individually correct different events you can then start to add other things to individual clips to make them match.
Sounds pretty frustrating!
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Thanks Matt also, I didn’t know that!
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Daniel Hughes
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