Which to Buy?
- EleventhAkatsuki
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Which to Buy?
I'm going to get some version of Vegas. Which is best?
Just for AMV making, I'd prefer it to have the editing tool that can "cut out" parts of anime. I'd also like it to be (relatively) cheap.
Thanks!
Just for AMV making, I'd prefer it to have the editing tool that can "cut out" parts of anime. I'd also like it to be (relatively) cheap.
Thanks!
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Sony Vegas 6 - $99
Sony Vegas is up to version 8 now, but the only real changes are support for HDV and AVCHD cameras. There are a few new features, but nothing that really matters AFAIK. This lacks the DVD program, but shouldn't matter. The consumer versions are probably fine too, but you can always download trial versions and try them out.
Sony Vegas is up to version 8 now, but the only real changes are support for HDV and AVCHD cameras. There are a few new features, but nothing that really matters AFAIK. This lacks the DVD program, but shouldn't matter. The consumer versions are probably fine too, but you can always download trial versions and try them out.
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Re: Which to Buy?
Just to clarify: when you say that, do you mean cutting out parts of <i>each frame</i> (usually called "masking")?EleventhAkatsuki wrote:Just for AMV making, I'd prefer it to have the editing tool that can "cut out" parts of anime.
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CrackTheSky wrote:Anything past version 6.0 is an utter waste of money if you are using it to make AMVs.

Unless you are doing High Definition video production on a professional level, Vegas Pro 8 or Vegas 7 don't offer much in the way of new features to the average editor. The only neat thing I see that Vegas Pro 8 offers that might be useful is the animated title feature:
I'd also recommend the $99 Vegas 6 offer.ProType Titler New!
Create animated text effects with splined paths, per-character animation, and advanced curves. Add shadows, glows, blurs, and gradients for unique text treatments. Supports Unicode and TrueType fonts, as well as OpenType fonts with kerning pairs, alternate styles, bidirectional text, ligatures, custom kerning, and more.
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Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition 8 is not the same as Vegas Pro 8.Zelenia wrote:O_o That is odd. I tried Vegas 8 trial too and it had masking tools. Are you sure it isn'tEleventhAkatsuki wrote:I dl'ed the Vegas Platinum 8.0 demo, but it didn't have masking.
there?
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/pro ... family.asp
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I see... I thought EleventhAkatsuki was talking about Vegas 8 Pro.TaranT wrote: Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition 8 is not the same as Vegas Pro 8.
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/pro ... family.asp
