An Explanation of Vegas POST editing suite
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Vegas Post is the missing piece in the Vegas software line. You could audio edit. You could. DVD author. You could do advance video masking and compositing. Vegas Pro 17 already adds advanced color grading tools and so much more. You had it all at a great price. Well, almost all of it. It was still missing a photo editor in a special effects tool. Until now, Vegas Post is three. Software's Together. It's Vegas Pro 17 for video editing. Vegas image for you know, images in Vegas effects for you guessed it special effects. So first things first. Vegas Pro 17 is just a lion of a video editing software. It's powerful, It's robust, it's fast. It has a vast amount of Kodak's, and it's so quick and easy to use. It now has more color grating tools, morphing technologies, better speeding up and slowing down tools for velocity. It has so many great uses as a video editor that rivals all the other professional level editors, as is Vegas. Effect looks a lot like the software hit film, and that's because it is. But here's the deal. It's actually Vegas integrated software that can now run as part of the Vegas software team. It's used for special effects, adding, including three D effects and simulations. You can run clips in and out of Vegas effect by simply right clicking and using it in tandem with the already bursting to D effects set from Vegas Pro. And there's limitless possibilities. If you're looking to add that extra bit of SFX pizazz to a film or show you're working on, this is definitely the way todo it's easy to learn being a long time Vegas user. It only took a couple of mornings. Practice with software to accomplish what you saw in the intro with room to professionalize and scrutinize each effect to your preferred detail. Vegas Image is a layer based, image editing software to complete the sweep and give you the ability to edit individual photos that you may be using to go with your media or in your videos. So that's various posts can buy it out right, or you can subscribe to it, looking for a cheaper point of entry and not ready to commit to a subscription. You can always try movie studio. It's the consumer version of Vegas Pro, and it will teach you the workflow of pro and still let you into fund effects like text tracking and composite. If you buy it through my affiliates link, that will really help me out. You confined tutorials for Vegas on our channel Tech Dive A V Club for more product reviews. Subscribe to this channel. Tech died. Thanks for watching. Like, this video helped you out and I'll see you next time. This has been Adam with tech time.