Sony Vegas Tutorial - Photographic Intro Effect Part 1 of 2

With nothing better to do, I ran up this tutorial but once again the magic of the 10 minute YT restriction has forced it across two parts.
Stick with it as I believe you can find hundreds of uses for the idea.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Sony
• Vegas
• Tutorial
• Photographic
• Intro
• Effect

[turbo6262]

Awesome, Still annoyed that there arent any tutorials on how to enlarge an area like you did at 00:31 :(

[themadcowmoo]

@turbo6262 This is done in Camtasia but I will do a tute on Camtasia and also some basic zoom stuff in Vegas when I get the chance. Tnx for comment...

[TheProductionsPetre]

awesome

5/5

[themadcowmoo]

Thanks

[Playerx19]

good explanation, but your 'dragging' of the flash effects and clips wasn't very professional, changing the clip duration in prefernces (as mALIkbhyeStudios said) would have saved lots of time and been more professional.

[themadcowmoo]

My ethos is to help LAY people look like pros. i am a lay person with feck all experience. if I wanted to do it properly then yes you are correct. But I like to get people to do stuff on the timeline so they get more and more comfortable.

[artrock1970]

@themadcowmoo Thank you for your tutorials! The learning pace is perfect!

[electronbox]

Well described and easy to follow - superb!

[mcphatstudios]

Tutorial is interesting. The clicks are annoying..

[JamesN345]

where did you get the video for ur intro?

[tanslinerider]

instead of dragging it into place to fix the time line, why not press "s" for split, and then delete the unwanted part out.it is much faster to do that way

[ttypaarii]

@turbo6262 camtasia has it, it's really cool in my opinion:P

[tamaskrisztian]

does anyone knows why is my videos what were taken by using an HD / sd camcorders looks better on vegas than after render on any player ... i use class ten sdhc card class 6 required ... And format is mpeg-2 i rendered in to quick time video ... what will gives me the smallest and better video quality to be rendered by having the original file in mpeg2 format card fat32 type format