Stephen Mann
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Have you found a vector to put your stereo video into an Oculus?
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No difference. I am going to try changing the image mode in Photoshop.
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I was hoping for the Doh! moment and put the sand under the masked event. Still the same.
There is something wrong with my sand image. I tried putting a random jpg image from a photo of a road sign under the beach track, and it showed through as expected.
This is weird. It looks great in preview, but the sand track just doesn’t compile.
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You’re right. I don’t need the mask cutout. I removed the mask and the preview still looks perfect, but when I render it the towel is still in the corner- as if the sand.png layer was not even there.
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No. When a subject is blown out like this, there is simply no data left for any adjustments to recover.
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1) Get stronger glasses, or
2) Use CTRL+ the mouse wheel to magnify the screen.
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“Without image degradation?”
Use uncompressed formats.
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I’ve read these type of posts for the past ten years with some amusement. Rearranging the deck chairs might give you a few percent speed boost, but there are only two ways to get faster render speeds.
1) Faster processor (more cores helps, too).
2) Less video to render. That means lower resolution or smaller image size or using an uncompressed source. (Uncompressed sources are rare these days, but Vegas renders them an order of magnitude faster than uncompressed sources).
Some have seen some small improvement by adding more RAM to the PC and applying less RAM to the render. The RAM you set aside in the preferences is only used for pre-rendering (CTRL-B). If you never use CTRL-B, then you don’t need to set aside RAM for it.
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If it’s a career decision, then you have to learn Premiere. If you need a project finished fast, use Vegas.
The problem is that employers gravitate to Premiere because “everybody” uses it.
Good luck.