VEGAS has announced the latest update in its VEGAS Pro Video editing software. This adds many new exciting features, along with some updates and bug fixes, to VEGAS Pro editing software. Pete Tomkies at Videomaker wrote a great article discussing the most notable features in the new VEGAS Pro 19 editing software.
Creativecow.net features a great forum of video editors and post production producers trade tips and tricks of the trade with various different popular NLE’s. On a thread that resurfaced recently, one user called attention to a great feature within Magix Vegas software, Story Boarding.
Vegas, an extremely capable NLE that’s been around since 1999, is now owned by Magix. It seems to have found a comfortable and welcoming home with the German company, where it’s being actively developed and supported, after a period of stagnation and uncertainty.
It’s a new year, but the doesn’t mean that the editing software landscape will change drastically in the coming months. For all intents and purpose, professional editing options boil down […]
Jeromy Young, CEO of Atomos was kind enough to take the time to talk us through their new product, the Atomos Sumo. The first production monitor that also records 4K 12bit Raw, 10bit ProRes/DNxHR, plus 1080p60 live switching and recording
It’s a new year and 2017 is a year unlike any other in terms of the technology we have at our disposal for editing and post-production. The controversy over the new MacBook Pro aside we have very powerful hardware to choose from over a wide range of prices. If you’re in the game to edit then running on that hardware will be non-linear editing software as there’s no way around using an NLE to cut your film, commercial, music video, documentary or story together.
The Trimmer window has been a part of VEGAS Pro since the very first version that featured a video editing tool set. However, the window has lead a somewhat conflicted life.
Most users might never even use the window. After all, the very innovation that made VEGAS Pro an instant and enduring success was the efficiency with which the user can edit directly on the timeline. No longer was it necessary to bring your video into an old-school source window first to define in and out points.