DSLR Video - Intermediate - Slow Mo Footage in Vegas

First tutorial from the old page. This one deals with speeding up and slowing down 60fps footage in Sony Vegas.

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[vladimirtalijan]

Thank you, you just reminded me why I'm using a Mac :)

[Neumannfilms]

@vladimirtalijan  and you just reminded me why I use PC :)

[vladimirtalijan]

@Neumannfilms Why, you like complicated and unstable ? :)

In Final Cut Pro X, you have to click twice to do everything you did here, and there is no encoding to other codecs, you can scrub h.264 in realtime as much as you want :)

[Neumannfilms]

@vladimirtalijan Yes I know. This tutorial is EXTREMELY outdated.

[Neumannfilms]

@vladimirtalijan I know it says Feb. 25th, 2011 but I had transferred it from another channel. It's probably more like 2.5 years old.

[SevinTV]

hi luke using this technique is there anyway to make the playback speed slower than 0.4

[Neumannfilms]

@SevinTV It will look weird. Twixtor is a good option if you have the shutter speed fast enough :)

[MrMacdurbin]

Thanks for the tutorial. I did a 1minute clip of clouds (time lapse). But I ran into a problem. I cut my clip 3 times (using the "S" button) to speed it up and slow it down. Now the problem; I rendered the clip and in those 3 spots where I cut it, the screen goes black for about 2 seconds. Everything else looks great except those 3 spots on the video. Do you know how to fix it? Thanks. Matt

[artsYedITs]

@pacmanlegend ah okay. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question (: