Video Editing Bangs per Buck

grahamlthompson

As promised.

A single frame exported as a BMP animated

720 degree horizontal rotate, 720 vertical rotate, both combined.  (no audio)

There's some talented editors on here who love a challenge (Jonna that's you ). I've tried to emulate same in Vegas 11 without success.  Anyone fancy a bash at it  

3D animation in Magix Pro on Vimeo

Sorry can't seem to make the embedded video work like you can with You Tube.

jonna

Couldn't resist the challenge Graham and what a pain it was .
Sony Vegas Movie Studio, single image - transitions - 3D fly in -alter rotation (x y z) -render, rendered file - pan/crop - cut - adjust speed - render and it's still not as good as yours using Magix
                               

Time for a beer .

Just to note that you can achieve this effect using NewBlue fx but i didn't use this because as far a i'm aware  it's not available on the Sony Vegas Movie Studio standard version.

grahamlthompson

I knew if anyone could manage it would be you Well done

Have a nice Xmas.

jonna

Cheers Graham and if i had to do that effect regular i think i'd buy Magix

senu

Very well done
there are however easy to use software  like Anime Studio ,, just wonder if they wouldn't have made easier work of it
I very often make Slide shows in Pro Show Gold  then output to  mpeg2 and  put some zing in in Vegas instead of doing it all in Vegas

jonna

Thanks Senu, i don't doubt there are far easier ways of achieving that effect but we wanted to know if Sony Vegas Media Studio could.

Emerton

720 degrees? that's amazing!

grahamlthompson

Why it's just two complete revolutions between two keyframes. 1440 would have been 4 revolutions.

chrishull3

A BD player £60 or less now is a must,with rewritable disc http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B000F7JIYM/ref=sr_1_20_olp?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1325246309&sr=1-20&condition=new
and the difference in quality over dvd huge,if the price difference between avchd disc is worked out it would be very little in minutes per pence,software is what you are happiest working with as long as it does the business.

grahamlthompson

A DVD single layer blank is about 1/5th of the capacity of a BD blank.  Bought in 50's they are about 16p each.  An equivalent BD blank would therefore cost about 80p. Quality blanks are roughly double this (I use Panasonic blanks), cheaper ones have never proved reliable with my BD burner.

This ignores the fact that most won't actually use all the capacity of a BD blank.  

AVCHD is ideal for HD slide shows where the 25GB capacity of a single layer BD blank is never required.