Terry Esslinger
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Because video is 720 x 480 (basically) if you zoom in too far it gets really pixillated. You can do more zooming on a high resolution still but Vegas seems to have trouble with too many very high resolution stills. It seems to like PNG the best. You do the zooming by using either event pan/crop or track motion depending on what you are trying to accomplish.
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I had the same problem (Only with v8)
This was Carls answer and it worked
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/24/884176 -
which version did you buy/use?
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Are you trying to shoot in low light?
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Unless they have a Blu-Ray player of some sort, it isn’t going to happen.
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I think that it might work as well as the commercial DVD copyguard which is to say that someone who has the intent and the smarts to copy it will be able to but it might keep the normal hockey mom/dad or bride/groom from making copies of your work so that you can make some money off of your efforts. It might keep honest people honest and the others are going to do what they want.
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What video player are you using to play back the rendered video. If you drop it into a Vegas project and preview it does it still appear darker?
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What do you have to play it with?
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“Capture” captures whatever format your camera delivers to it. Once you capture you can render to whatever format you woukld like.
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