A baroque oboe concerto:
The Serpentarium.
Well, that was different! Thanks Rich.
Hi, here a small spot!
https://vimeo.com/277891413
Great work everyone! Been using Vegas for a long time. If it wasn't for this community, I would be lost. Thanks for all the help and tips! I produce a sneaker review show on youtube with my friend. I shoot and edit. Here is one of our recent episodes. Everything edited with Vegas Pro 20 and TotalFX7.
Channel is called Shoot Your Shot TV.
@Charlie-Rockwell, thanks for sharing... Due to 'shoe' thumbnail, I'm curious😅, although I'm going into Running sport shoes. Good review.
Wondering, is that shoe applicable for use in Basketball sport or just a 'lifestyle shoe'?
@set Thank you for watching! As far as the shoe, it's was a basketball shoe in the mid 1980s but is more a lifestyle shoe nowadays.
I couldn't help myself. With vp21 promo splashing me with dancers, I had to dig out an old musical I did and fire it up. Actually my very 1st multicam captured during performance before a live theater audience back in 2015 that I shot solo from the back of the house 250 feet away with a pair of wifi cameras embedded at the corners off the lip of the stage. No problema pulling it up in vp21 and all I did was mark out a snippet and drop in some of the transitions that didn't exist way back when. Absolutely amazing that Vegas has maintained backward compatibility in such large and complex projects.
@Howard-Vigorita : forgot to de-interlace the footages?
@Howard-Vigorita : forgot to de-interlace the footages?
Looks okay when I play it. I see no combing which would be easily visible with the fairly rapid movement.
I see it in the footage and even in some transitions, but notice it only on full screen.
I even notice it on my smartphone.
It was shot interlaced for dvd delivery and I merely did a quick Magix hd render with the default vce progressive preset. Just did an alternate render changing the project to progressive, setting deinterlace to interpolate, and setting all the clip switches to Reduce Interlace Flicker. Used the default MainConcept preset this time for good measure. Don't see any snow or interlace flicker and they both look pretty much identical on my big 4k monitor as well as viewing the uploads on my laptop... anyone see a big difference? Wonder if the fact that I have 60hz power here and shoot 29.97 makes a difference.
It was shot interlaced for dvd delivery and I did just do a quick Magix hd render with the vce progressive preset above.
The combing is gone in the second render. Conventional deinterlacing (blend or interpolate) in Vegas has to be applied before scaling, at the unscaled (matched to source) project level. Smart deinterlacing is a different mindset. Using a progressive render template, scaled or unscaled, doesn't deinterlace the footage.
Your monitor probably deinterlaces, my smartphone doesn't, so I saw deinterlacing hairlines with movements.
This new deinterlaced/progressive version looks fine on my phone. Uploads should always be progressive.
Now correct 👍
Simple sequence shot of building model, make it 'alive':
https://www.instagram.com/p/CwAg-Achg-e/
The building is currently in construction.
Super Blue Moon
Since I likely won't make it to see the next Super Blue Moon, I went out to my front yard and shot a few seconds of this one.
Boy, that's blue!
Just kidding. I thought it would be a good time to investigate Vegas Pro 21 Color Grading since the whole valley around me is filled with dingy smoke from fires up north.
@john_dennis I love the Color Curves.
@set what is the music from the video?
@set what is the music from the video?
Fortitude from VEGAS Content:
https://www.storyblocks.com/audio/stock/fortitude-rrni4bwyvkcb7jebl.html
I try search something 'grand' and this one feels fit.
A baroque oboe concerto:
Simply beautiful.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxK4CAIhRWQ/?igshid=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
Becoming the part of history, witnessing one of process of building partial elements of Istana Garuda of IKN and their first shipment from Bandung to IKN.
A simple slideshow in Vegas 18 showcasing my Grandfather's collection of Sioux Postcards from Standing Rock Reservation, 1918-1930s.