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Videoon 12/22/2007
How to unloop region?
A million thank you.
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Videoon 9/10/2006
Are You Upgrading: Yes or No?
No.
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Videoon 9/2/2006
What version of Vegas do you use ?
Where have you seen the list of Vegas 7 features? I see only a picture of a box on SMS site... I must say they don't seem in a hurry to promote this version. As to the question, I'm still on 5. When the need for HD capability arise, I might upgrade or I might go with PP, I'll see then.
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Videoon 5/28/2006
What DVD burner would you recommend?
I guess there's no good DVD burner out there...
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Videoon 5/28/2006
Suggestions wanted- good/bad/ugly...
Had a quick look. First impression, it's not personal enough, too clinical and lack the "peoples" aspect to it. Most, if not all, of th eshots are from a wide angle, I think it would benefit from having close up of the face of the players and the emotion they let show troughout a game. Also, if you had shot of players and parent getting to the field, the players getting their eqipement ready and whatnot, you could start with that; it would tie in with the typical game type of scenario where you already have all the players congratulating each other at the end of the game, and it would be a good way to introduce close up shot of the players mug. Parents would love that and it would bring them "in" the video. Also show the bench and the inevitable "clownery" that goes on, would bring a humoristic side that is sorely lacking now. Also, I think there's way way too much special effect in there. I understand the appeal and coolness factor when you're putting something together (a "look what I can do type of thing"), but it's distracting and even disturbing for casual viewer so I would ease off of that. I would just choose one, carefully and use it once in the video for emphasis. Or even better, don't use any at all, it really is not a requirement. [edit] When you say- ...zoom on special events... what do you mean by special events? If you are meaning like 7th inning stretch shows or giveaways- this is youth league and they don't do those kind of things. I can't speak for him, but I think he meant things like close up on, for instance, the ball hitting the catcher glove, close up of glove touching the runner on base, close up on the face of the player that just been taken out at bat, that sort of thing. It really help to bring the viewer in the action and by thus, in your video. Keep the viewer interested.
odysea
Offline, Member since 5/13/2006