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GlennChan wrote on 2/20/2008, 11:05 AM
What's DJ?
richard-courtney wrote on 2/20/2008, 11:16 AM
Digitaljuice.com

click on the DJTV button and you may see the ad at the start of
the many useful videoes.
Guys standing in a line holding an apple and jumping off a ledge.
Cheno wrote on 2/20/2008, 11:17 AM
Digital Juice - www.digitaljuice.com

The spot has actually been there for a few weeks now. Randomly rotating.

rs170a wrote on 2/20/2008, 11:31 AM
Here's the spot

It was discussed in the Sony Vegas Spot thread less than a month ago.

Mike
jrazz wrote on 2/20/2008, 12:00 PM
I think I remember Spot posting that a while back.

So, how was the "camera" movement in that first part achieved in Vegas? I could see Track Motion being used for things that are not one continuous scene but I can't quite get my head around this?

Was it filmed with a green screen and that clip duplicated again and again and then that placed in the CG scene? Is that what allows for the consistency of the "camera movement?

j razz
FrigidNDEditing wrote on 2/20/2008, 12:48 PM
nobody said it was done with Vegas necessarily, I have no idea what it was done on, but that level of compositing while possible in Vegas would be easier in a full fledged compositor.

Dave
PeterWright wrote on 2/20/2008, 4:16 PM
If it wasn't done with Vegas, that surely would constitute misleading advertising.

At the very least, anyone who bought Vegas as a result of the ad. may rightly ask "OK, now how do I do stuff like that ad?"
Darren Powell wrote on 2/20/2008, 4:36 PM
Yes, plus they don't mention that Vegas Pro 8 collapses in a heap if your project uses more than about 1.2GB of virtual memory.

'Imagine the impossible - that's easy with Vegas Pro 8!'

Maybe I could be in the ad ... I could be the guy holding four already eaten apples ... ie: a quadcore ... and I'd be jumping into the abyss with everybody else.

Darren Powell
Sydney Australia