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Sony Vegas: Empty Events

Robert Carreno — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 18:31:41 +0000

In the case that you need to insert an empty event in the timeline, position the cursor where you’d like to insert the event and go to Insert > Empty Event. If an area is selected, the duration of the empty event will be as long as the area selected. The same can be done in audio tracks. Empty events can be placed in areas to separate video or audio and can be used with some event FX as an overlay.

In the screenshot above, the shortcut key “S” was used to slice the video and insert an empty event with Auto Ripple (Ctrl+L) turned on.

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Sony Vegas: Video Preview Overlays

Robert Carreno — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 18:46:59 +0000

Some TVs may cut out portions of text or video when being played back. Especially older TVs. To make sure all your text/objects are seen, you can turn on Video Preview Overlays. In the Preview Window, simply click the Overlays button to turn on and toggle through the different overlays. In this case, I’d turn on Safe Areas which works similar to the title/action safe in After Effects. The outer most border marks the area that will be visible on a television screen while the inner most border marks the suggested area for titles. You can adjust the grid spacing using the Action safe area and Title safe area settings on the Video tab in the Preferences.

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Sony Vegas: Assign Track Names

Robert Carreno — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 05:06:04 +0000

Did you know you can assign names to tracks in Vegas Pro? Often overlooked, there’s a small area where you can input text on each track. Simply double-click this blank area called the Scribble Strip and type in any name for that track. Once done, press Enter to save the name. If you don’t see the Scribble Strip, simply expand the track to reveal it.

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Photoshop – Remove Dark Circles Under Eyes

Robert Carreno — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 03:33:54 +0000

In this tutorial I will show you how to remove dark circles under eyes in Photoshop. Just take the “Patch” tool, select the dark area and patch it out. Hope this helped. Thanks for Watching.

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