
TaranT wrote:Jump up and down while Vegas is rendering.
Or read this: http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=67088
CrackTheSky wrote:Use the pan/crop editor and move the screen slightly every couple frames. If you need me to elaborate, I can do so.
[img]place the url here[/img]Kariudo wrote:save it as a .jpg
go to http://imageshack.us/
upload image
post link (the direct link)
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[img]place the url here[/img]
if your image is bigger than 800x600, post the thumbnail instead of the direct link
CrackTheSky wrote:
Ok. That thing that I boxed out in red is the scrubber. When you move it left or right, the scene changes accordingly. It is exactly like the scrubber on the timeline. I'm sure you have this all figured out, so I won't elaborate more.
Any time you manipulate a frame in the pan/crop a diamond will appear below the scrubber on the frame you manipulated, like so:
This diamond is called a "keyframe", and any manipulations you make to any frame will put a keyframe there to indicate where a change has been made. Now, to get the effect you want, start at the first frame of your clip. Click on the picture and hold it down and move the dotted box around the frame to change its position.
This is its original position:
This is its new position:
Now move your scrubber a few frames to the right and move the dotted box to a new position, making small or large movements depending on how dramatic you want the effect to be. At the end your pan/crop timeline should have a lot of keyframes, and will look something like this:
Note that if you want to make your earthquake effect to not move the frames off the screen (creating a black background) then you'll have to reduce the size of the dotted box by clicking and dragging one of the corners of the box, and make sure that the edges never go outside the boundary of the frame you're manipulating.
Hope this helped!
CrackTheSky wrote:
Ok. That thing that I boxed out in red is the scrubber. When you move it left or right, the scene changes accordingly. It is exactly like the scrubber on the timeline. I'm sure you have this all figured out, so I won't elaborate more.
Any time you manipulate a frame in the pan/crop a diamond will appear below the scrubber on the frame you manipulated, like so:
This diamond is called a "keyframe", and any manipulations you make to any frame will put a keyframe there to indicate where a change has been made. Now, to get the effect you want, start at the first frame of your clip. Click on the picture and hold it down and move the dotted box around the frame to change its position.
This is its original position:
This is its new position:
Now move your scrubber a few frames to the right and move the dotted box to a new position, making small or large movements depending on how dramatic you want the effect to be. At the end your pan/crop timeline should have a lot of keyframes, and will look something like this:
Note that if you want to make your earthquake effect to not move the frames off the screen (creating a black background) then you'll have to reduce the size of the dotted box by clicking and dragging one of the corners of the box, and make sure that the edges never go outside the boundary of the frame you're manipulating.
Hope this helped!
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