Commercial with Great Split Screens!
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SafetyO
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Re: Commercial with Great Split Screens!
Sort of a "sorry" answer by me.....sorry.
Vegas can do split screens easy. Matter of fact, you can split out the screens as many as you need. I don't know if this is what you mean, but it might give you an idea.
http://www.superexoticar.com/images/Helos.wmv
or these
http://www.superexoticar.com/images/Helos2.wmv
http://www.superexoticar.com/images/Helos3.wmv
Sort of a "sorry" answer by me.....sorry.
Vegas can do split screens easy. Matter of fact, you can split out the screens as many as you need. I don't know if this is what you mean, but it might give you an idea.
http://www.superexoticar.com/images/Helos.wmv
or these
http://www.superexoticar.com/images/Helos2.wmv
http://www.superexoticar.com/images/Helos3.wmv
Re: Commercial with Great Split Screens!
Phil,
It's accomplished using track motion in most instances. I've not see the commercial you're talking about either, but using the track motion, you can easily and quickly create huge videowalls, brady bunch type multiple screens, and lots more.
Phil,
It's accomplished using track motion in most instances. I've not see the commercial you're talking about either, but using the track motion, you can easily and quickly create huge videowalls, brady bunch type multiple screens, and lots more.
Re: Commercial with Great Split Screens!
You can also do it through pan/crop. Vegas has many ways to do the same thing.
You can also do it through pan/crop. Vegas has many ways to do the same thing.
Re: Commercial with Great Split Screens!
True, you can do this through pan/crop, but potentially at a loss of resolution, which is why I generally recommend Track Motion. In the "Naked Vegas" book, the author uses Pan/Crop for this sort of thing, and now people are asking why their images are washed out.
But yeah, the absolute beauty of Vegas is that there are at least 2 and usually more, methods of doing almost everything.
True, you can do this through pan/crop, but potentially at a loss of resolution, which is why I generally recommend Track Motion. In the "Naked Vegas" book, the author uses Pan/Crop for this sort of thing, and now people are asking why their images are washed out.
But yeah, the absolute beauty of Vegas is that there are at least 2 and usually more, methods of doing almost everything.
Re: Commercial with Great Split Screens!
Sho'nuff. The problem is greater, though, when the image is made larger; here, the image would be made smaller.
I only suggest pan/crop, though, because it's a little easier for the novice and only affects the clip, not the track.
Sho'nuff. The problem is greater, though, when the image is made larger; here, the image would be made smaller.
I only suggest pan/crop, though, because it's a little easier for the novice and only affects the clip, not the track.
identity
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Re: Commercial with Great Split Screens!
[quote author=Phil link=board=Vegas;num=1100362665;start=0#4 date=11/13/04 at 21:25:07]Hey man thanks. I'm much more of a writer/director/DP than an editor... :-/
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Hey Phil, teach me to be a better DP and I'll teach you how to be a better editor ;D
[quote author=Phil link=board=Vegas;num=1100362665;start=0#4 date=11/13/04 at 21:25:07]Hey man thanks. I'm much more of a writer/director/DP than an editor... :-/
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Hey Phil, teach me to be a better DP and I'll teach you how to be a better editor ;D