Each object is on a separate track and they don't intersect. Once you start resizing and moving objects in RED with the OpenGL Interactor you will understand.īCC7 in Vegas Pro also has no way to combine objects in 3D space. No, and here's why you don't want it to! Vegas Pro doesn't have any way of directly manipulating objects in the preview window. > Spectralis: ' Will RED 5 act like Continuun's OFX plugins in Vegas Pro 10? That kind of integration would be incredible.' Apply and you are back in Vegas,īoris Red is a very good piece of Video editing software. How this works is create a empty event on Vegas track, add Red FX, Fire up Red on the red timeline insert the media and do your thing.

(In order to import OGG, WMA and WMV files to Boris RED, third-party QuickTime plug-ins may be required.) By the way, neither application supports MKV, M2V and MPEG. And Boris RED supports the following media formats: AI, BMP, EPS, GIF, JPEG, PDF, PNG, PSD, TIF for graphics AIFF, MOV, M4A, MP3, OGG, WAV and WMA for audio AVI, DV, MOV, MP4 and WMV. After Effects doesn’t support such media formats as M4A, MP4, MPEG, M2V, OGG, WMA, WMV and so forth. Integration with Vegas USING RED TIMELINE = good.īoris RED is better than Adobe After Effects. check you graphic card compat first but there are some issues with the alpha channels which should be corrected soon.įor 3d text and logo animation = very goodįor compositing pics in 3d space with light shadow, 3d cam etc = very good Or go for BCC7 no conversion of media necessary. So you might as well work directly in Red. it will render out fine based on that composite image/frame, if you need to scrub and key you will have to go back and forth= waste of time.

You can use some of the fx like alpha keys, chroma/luma, color maps etc but you will only get a single image/frame for you to view the composite. The integration between Vegas and Boris Red for editing direct on VEGAS TIMELINE = sad.

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