Super Slow Mo with Vegas 10.0
by Ram Peters on Mar 5, 2013 at 3:33:42 am
I currently have Sony vegas Platinum 10.0, and I have a camera capable of shooting 240 fps. When I stretch the video clips for slow-mo, I can only stretch it so for. Seems there is a limit. How can I slow the video more?
The only way I have found is to: stretch the clip, render the video, open the rendered video and stretch it again. This really distorts the video quality. Is there any other way? Thanks in advance.
Re: Super Slow Mo with Vegas 10.0 by Mike Kujbida on Mar 5, 2013 at 3:53:00 am
The best way is to render to a lossless codec like Lagarith. Google it as it's free. The drawback is the huge file size but that's the price you have to pay.
Re: Super Slow Mo with Vegas 10.0 by James Houghtaling on Mar 5, 2013 at 5:16:32 am
You can use velocity envelopes in addition to the ctrl drag. I do believe that way you'll be able to make use of the extra frames to get a smooth slo mo. If you're only using ctl drag you're limited to 1/4 speed - so if you render and slow it down again, you're high frame rate is going to waste.
Re: Super Slow Mo with Vegas 10.0 by jaysri sridharan on Mar 5, 2013 at 7:08:36 pm
If it is pro, what james says works fine. I used velocity envelope and rendered a super slowed down clip. Many times slower than Twixtor which does not work well in Vegas pro
Re: Super Slow Mo with Vegas 10.0 by Pat Keough on Mar 5, 2013 at 12:49:52 pm
Yes, that is the best way without the velocity envelope. When you slow your 240fps footage to 1/4 speed, you will be at 60fps so obviously render out to a 60fps intermediary then bring it back in and slow it more if needed.
If you are doing everything else right and rendering to a high quality intermediate codec, there should be no visiable loss of quality.