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Videoon 4/7/2019
Any Known Issues w/32 Bit Video Mode?
@ALO I would stay in 8 bit, why are you trying to use 32 bit? You have to push on GP Protune a lot to decode it to an attractive image. 32 bit math helps reduce the banding/quantizing in (especially) blue sky gradients. Bruce, I haven't noticed this problem before using less powerful computers. Sure, preview frame rate drops, but it was still useable. Suspicious also that I'm able to use 32 full mode with this computer. If it couldn't handle 32 video, it wouldn't be able to handle 32 full either, no?
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Videoon 4/1/2019
How to Create "Wiggly" Titles?
Nick not exactly the effect I was looking for but that sure looks nice! Thanks for the veg -- I definitely want to see how you did it.
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Videoon 4/1/2019
How to Create "Wiggly" Titles?
Thanks for the help! This tutorial I found on using Vegas' displacement map looks like the best way to do this.
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Videoon 10/28/2016
Dehaze plug-in for SVP? Alternative method?
Also, when in PS, you have to convert video clips so that PS will work with them correctly. Import/open the clip in photoshop, go to the filters menu, then select "convert for smart filters." Now PS will apply effects to the entire clip, not just the frame currently active. Fair warning: when you learn to do this, you'll find it tempting to do a lot of stuff using PS's tools...
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Videoon 10/26/2016
Dehaze plug-in for SVP? Alternative method?
Using Vegas' existing (pitiful) color tools, you can probably do a credible de-haze by boosting per-channel contrast. You can stack three levels plugins, each targeting a separate color, or use the color curves and change each color in sequence. Basically, just use your three-channel histogram in scopes and then optimize each channel (in the same way you'd do a normal levels correction) individually. That should help get rid of the hazy look. Option two is to just do it in photoshop, and then export back to Vegas.
ALO
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