Okay... I've been making some videos with a friend, but I've got a problem.
In all the 3 uploaded videos I've used masking to make the same person(s) in the same clip, but when I add any video effects on both clips I'm using to do it, there comes a stripe
on the edges on the above clip. I've tried feathering them, and it makes it less easy to see, but you can still see it, which annoys me.
I suck at explainig stuff so this is probably hard to understand. If anyone needs it, I can make screenshots.
Here's an example:
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LfoNLx6-H4[/url]
At around 0:13 you can see line in the middle when my friend run againt himself. As you also can see, I've tried to feather it away.
Can anyone (who understand what I mean) please help me. If screenshots really are needed, I'll make some tomorrow.
Well, the only thing I can think of is perhaps effect order?
[url]http://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects/[/url]
I would try Adobe After Affects, not only does the new CS5 version have a really good masking tool, but it will generally have more support on the internet than Vegas, in terms of in depth tutorials, and plugins.
[QUOTE=robowurmz;21771761]Well, the only thing I can think of is perhaps effect order?[/QUOTE]
Effect order?
[QUOTE=dude2193;21771853][url]http://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects/[/url]
I would try Adobe After Affects, not only does the new CS5 version have a really good masking tool, but it will generally have more support on the internet than Vegas, in terms of in depth tutorials, and plugins.[/QUOTE]
I've tried going over to After effects (I have it installed on my computer), but I've used Sony Vegas for years, so it's not that easy to go over from Sony Vegas to After Effects. I've tried After effects and it doesn't have some of the features I use and switching between Sony Vegas and AE all the time would be a bit wasted time if there actually is a way to fix it in Sony Vegas.
the effects I'm talking about is the look of it. I add more contrast, darker and more blue on some, brighter and red on others. I don't know if After effects actually have Newblue (I can just search on google), but if it have, I can give it a try.
I'm pretty sure AE have contrast and brightness, so don't need to search for that.
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