I can't tell if this makes the transitions from one keyframe to the next any better than using keyframes in the Pan/Crop tool, that's why I ask.
Is it better to use pan/crop (camera movement) keyframes in the Track Motion window rather than in the Pan/Crop window/tool? There is an additional keyframe control option (Type) in the Track Motion window that the Pan/Crop tool window doesn't have. He used it in the Track Motion window rather than in the Pan/Crop tool. I watched a few of their promo videos including a user on youtube that uses the Tweener feature to help smooth out the keyframes. I'll see about trying Vegasaur and see if it works for what I need. Here are a couple examples if it helps explain what I'm doing (if you forward to the parts where the volleyball games are in session, all the camera movement was added in the pan/crop tool with feyframes.manually):Īpart from these volleyball games, I also add fake camera movement to almost all my editing projects, so if you happen to know of a script/plugin/effect that does something similar to what I'm trying to do, please let me know. Much of this work is adding "fake" camera movement to volleyball games I record and for those, in the editing I try to follow the action, or the ball, so I'm not looking to randomly add movement, but to add more pointed movement.and to make it look like a cameraman might have followed the action. The camera movement I add doesn't always come out as smooth as I'd like, but the longer I spend on this part of the editing, the better it comes out.
Hello, does anyone know of any scripts (or plugins, or software) that can help add keyframes to video clips in Vegas to simulate camera movement? I record a lot of things on tripods and just let the camera roll with no movement, but then I spend time in Vegas adding camera movement in the pan/crop tool using keyframes.
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