As
of the eighth lesson of the Sony Vegas pro course, the series of effects
and filters within the program begins, including blur effects,
brightness and contrast, chroma key effect and color correction effects.
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Lesson 8 | blur effects
In
this lesson, we explain the effects that give blur effect to the video
or image, where Vegas pro has different shapes and methods to add this
effect and control its options,
blur – defocus – noise – film grain – linear blur – medium – pixelate – radial blur.
Blur has multiple shapes and is available in many filters, which are similar in some settings and differ in some other filters.
It
is useful for background work, and can be used as a glow effect,
especially with text, which gives the effect of the surrounding fringes
around the edges of the letters.
The options provide the possibility of adding a wavelet in the horizontal direction only or vertical direction only,
or in both directions together.
The
filters provide the addition of the linear blur effect, which allows
linear control of the zigzag and the orientation of the blurry.
It also provides a filter for the work of the circular screw,
which revolves around the center of the radial blur. Also, medium filters are available.
The pixelate filter deforms the image in boxes such as pixel boxes that hide the image’s details,
and use it to hide a part of the face in the case of movies where faces are not allowed for legal reasons.
Unlike refinement, filters are available to add granules to the image such as a noise filter and a film grain filter,
which adds small dots and grain to the image, and in some cases obscures the image’s features, clarity and purity.
Lesson 9 | brightness and contrast
In
this lesson, we are exposed to filters for brightness and contrast
effects, and brightness is to increase or decrease the light in the
picture.
The
contrast is the difference between the light and dark light, and the
lighting and contrast filters in this lesson include: levels –
brightness and contrast – light rayes – soft contrast.
The brightness and contrast tools are popular tools in photo editing and video editing software.
The video editor needs to control lighting and increase the brightness of the image or just a little bit of brightness.
This effect helps to achieve clarity and sometimes to express time through lighting.
It is also used to increase or decrease brightness In parts of the image or video.
Contrast increases the brightness of the image and vice versa.
Increasing
the contrast value means that the light color becomes brighter and the
darker color becomes more opaque, and the contrast contrast increases
the sharpness and brightness of the image and can be used in the effects
functions as well as the illustration function.
Lesson 10 | chroma key (green screen)
The
chroma key effect is a filter used to convert green or blue background
(or any other color) to a transparent color to allow the appearance of
the lower-click content and to perform the necessary tricks.
This lesson is exposed to the chroma key-mask generators.
A
detailed explanation of how the chroma keyer can be used to isolate or
hide a color from the video and turn it into a transparent color shows
the sections in the lower engagements,
a commonly used effect in montage and television photography.
A green (or blue) Add the chroma effect and then isolate the corset color and turn it into a transparent color.
The chroma filter is useful for small studio owners, or for those who do not have photography studios.
Anyone
can put a green curtain in one side of the room and guide three
ready-made or hand-lit headlights and record the video against that
background.
Green,
and install new natural wallpapers or designed with software images or
video or graphics programs binary or three-dimensional,
and
some small satellite channels recording programs in this way because of
poor financial resources and the difficulty of processing large
studios.
Lesson 11 | color effects part 1
In
the 11 th and 12 th lessons, the effects of color correction are
covered. These are the most common filters available in Sony Vegas and
montage programs in general.
In these lessons: color balance, color corrector, color corrector (secondary), color curves, gradient map.
Color
match, channel blend, black and white, black restore, white balance,
Sepia, Invert, Glow, fill lights, Saturation adjustment, broadcast colors, l-a-b lab adjust, and Levels.
Lesson 11 | color effects part 2
In the 11 th and 12 th lessons, the effects of color correction are covered.
These are the most common filters available in Sony Vegas and montage programs in general.
In these lessons: color balance, color corrector, color corrector (secondary), color curves, gradient map.
Color match, channel blend, black and white, black restore, white balance,
Sepia, Invert, Glow, fill lights, Saturation adjustment, broadcast colors, l-a-b lab adjust, and Levels.
Follow Also:
1 : 6 | Video editing basics
7 | Vegas Transition
8 : 12 | chroma key, blur, color effects
13 : 17 | pinch punch, Rays, lens flare, starburst
18 : 22 | Stabilizing effect
23 : 26 | titles and text in Sony Vegas pro
27 : 29 | tracks and track motion
30 : 31 | Compositing mode
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