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  • It depends on what you are doing. Movies? HD? Probably the Adobe bundle with Cineform. Wedding videos? Vegas.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    September 2, 2007 at 11:48 pm in reply to: 32-bit video signal path

    Premiere is 10 bit. Vegas is 8.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 31, 2007 at 11:29 am in reply to: 32-bit video signal path

    As I think about it more, I think the Videoguys ad is deceptive in trying to intimate that 10 bit editors are behind an 8 bit editor working in 32 bit float. All they are really saying is that most 10 bit editors don’t have a 32 bit float. They are still 10 bit and produce more. (And they can get 32 by going to AE if they need it.) Let’s get real and really produce the 64 bit program that utilizes the processors, speeds preview, works in 32 and is 10 bit. Vegas is the most intuitive editor with the most effects and can work with or produce any kind of file but it is falling behind. It’s time to catch up.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 31, 2007 at 11:14 am in reply to: 32-bit video signal path

    So Douglas, what the ad is saying about 32 bit is in processing – like After Effects has but it is still not a 10 bit program like Premiere, right?

    So “Surpass traditional 10-bit standards with 32-bit floating point video processing.” is like comparing apples vs. oranges?

    And the “improved video monitoring,” does it preview 1080 any better? How much better? It get awfully aggravating wondering if your audio got out of sync, having to ram render. Does it get close to Cineform Prospect in Premiere? Frankly, it may be better but mostly with the titler. My biggest reason to upgrade is that I heard at NAB that the only beta testers of 64 bit would have to be upgraded to 8.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 30, 2007 at 5:32 pm in reply to: Sony’s HDRSR7 AVCHD …is there support in cs3

    Vegas supports it.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 30, 2007 at 5:31 pm in reply to: help correcting dirty lens ? dusty video

    You can export the clip in an image sequence, correct in Photoshop, then reimport as footage. Again, it can take a long time but something that small could be fairly fast. Open all the files, correct, close and it will ask you to “save?” Say “yes” and it will be much faster. The file names never change.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 30, 2007 at 5:27 pm in reply to: CS3 — P2 card—yes or no?

    The Cineform products for PP also replace the preview engine in PP, allowing HD footage to preview real time. It is an excellent product.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 30, 2007 at 5:21 pm in reply to: What effect was used creating this video?

    Notice that you never see the jumper leave the ground. He is already off the trampoline when the shot starts.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 30, 2007 at 5:15 pm in reply to: Audio EQ Automation

    Could you not put the eq you want on a track below named “VO”, then use a device a man taught me to make a region, hit “s” to cut it and pull it down to the VO track? That’s the way it is done in Scotland.

    JerryW

  • Jerry Waters

    August 30, 2007 at 5:00 pm in reply to: vegas title writing

    Put down the text, mask over it and then move the mask. You could even put a color over the text (same as background) and move that.

    JerryW

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