Sony Vegas 6 First Look
[Learning Community Group's Research Network :: Main Page] "Taking a look at the Sony Vegas 6 user interface, it’s almost the same as its predecessor, Vegas 5. One standout new feature in the updated user interface is the ability to hover your cursor over a thumbnail of one of the clips in the media manager window, and then a larger, easier-to-see version of that clip enlarges in front of it, complete with a scrub bar. It’s a useful idea, particularly if you’re rummaging around in a library full of thousands of clips and wondering what it is you actually have.
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[It's Ham Isn't It?] IT'S GO TIME: I have been waiting for this day for so long, and now that it is finally here I can't believe it. I went shopping this weekend and bought new pants, shorts, shirts, a digital camera (Sony Cybershot - the super thin one from the commercial with Steven Tyler) and a new LAPTOP, which I am using to write this post.
[Tong Family Blog] Adobe Premiere Elements: There are many good consumer applications to consider: Apple iMovie 4, Canopus Let's Edit, CyberLink Power Director 3, Intervideo WinDVD Creator2, MacXware MediaEdit Pro, Magix Movie Edit Pro, MainConcept EVE 2, Microsoft Movie Maker 2.1, NewSoft Presto! VideoWorks, Nova Development Video Explosion Deluxe, Pinnacle Studio and Dazzle, Sony Media Software Vegas Movie Studio+DVD, and Ulead Video Studio 8. These are among the best of the consumer video editing software packages available. Having acknowledged these applications, I want to introduce you to one that may soon be considered the best of breed for Windows-based consumer video editing.
Bob Turner’s The Cut » Happy New Year! - An Editor's Blog from ...: explains that Scratch “is a powerful 2k DI workflow solution for film postproduction that combines an open architecture, modular feature sets, and image processing tools to deliver an integrated, end-to-end DI pipeline — all running on standard high-performance, Windows-based workstations. Scratch empowers creative professionals working on visually complex, full-resolution, high-quality, long- and short-form films with a streamlined DI workflow environment that enables increased productivity and even greater control at the vital stages of film production. Creative professionals will appreciate Scratch’s powerhouse postproduction capabilities that fit a broad spectrum of budgets, from mainstream filmmakers and post houses to independent filmmakers and boutique post-production facilities.
Jon Fortt's Technofile: Apple vs. Sony: If one thrives, the other ...: At a dinner at the Paris hotel in Las Vegas a couple of years ago, I had the pleasure of sharing a table with former Sony president Kunitake Ando and some other Sony executives. In the conversations that unfolded over the next hour or so, I learned that Apple is one of the few companies Sony respects as a peer in design and engineering innovation. Sony followed Apple's moves closely. Mr.
The Scriptures of Jesus: To prove that geeks cannot be stopped, the conference was still a blast as almost 400 geeks decended upon Las Vegas in an entirely unnoticed fury. Many good conversation, tutorials and sessions were to be had. Good drink, good food and good company.
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Posted at May 16, 2005 03:53 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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