How to Deinterlace in Photoshop
When you shoot interlaced video such as 60i (Interlaced Frames Per Second), the camera creates half frames…
Fix Frame Ghosting in Sony Vegas
In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at how to disable the Smart Resample feature in Sony…
Split Screen in Sony Vegas
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to simply split two videos side by side in…
Animate Lines in Sony Vegas
In this tutorial, we will be taking a look at how you can animate things with the…
Sony Vegas Pro 12: What’s New
Sony Vegas Pro 12 is now available! In this version, Sony has made quite a few vital…
Sony Vegas Pro 12 Coming Fall 2012
Sony Software recently announced Vegas Pro 12 at IBC to be available this fall 2012. To be…
Sony Vegas: Walk-By Transition
In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at creating a walk-by transition in Sony Vegas Pro 11….
Sony Vegas: Bypass Video Effects
Are all those video effects added to your clips making playback choppy? Try turning them off by…
Sony Vegas: Masking
The other day, I was inspired by the movie, “Chronicle” to reproduce the titles shown at the end of the movie in Sony Vegas. It’s a very simple effect yet adds a nice little pop to titles and credits. In a nutshell, you’ll learn how to mask media events to make them transparent so that we can add any image or video behind them. Be sure to watch the video tutorial above to fully understand the power of masking.
Sony Vegas: Vintage Valentine’s Effect
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a neat looking vintage Valentine’s effect in Sony…
