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In this episode (part 2 of 3), I cover all of the post processing that is involved prior to compression. I discuss ripping the footage, rough cutting, keying and editing. All of these processes are shown through a screencast. You will see the show being produced using apps like Final Cut Pro, Motion, etc… Keep in mind, there ARE many other ways to preform these same tasks. If someone knows of a different/easier way(s), I would love the your feedback!
As always, if I missed a good tip or other important information, please send me an email or post it on my blog.
Enjoy!
July 8th, 2009 at 1:32 pm
Thank you so much for breaking everything down into a simple flow chart. I use the same camera and have had difficulty with it until now. Again, thanks!
July 8th, 2009 at 1:38 pm
Great! Thanks for checking it out!
September 30th, 2009 at 7:58 am
Thanks for the great tips and advice.
I may have a solution for your table top. I dont know if Vegas has a masking feature but if it does. You could create an eliptical mask and mask over the table, it is staionary so should be easy enough. This way the table would be solid and not transparent. Hope this helps. Or the other thing would be to paint it with a matt black so you dont get the reflection.
Lighing wise, maybe a stripe light on eather side mounted on the walls would get rid of the green gradient?
Again nice show and these tips and trick will definatly help me with my own show. Thanks again.