This tutorial shows you how to create a cool red fire effect on footage in Sony Vegas. This particular footage is from Halo 3, but you could use any video game gun firing footage or whatever.
Difficulty: Medium, Hard
Prior Knowledge: Masking
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Resize images and video in Sony Vegas
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Show file names in the Sony Vegas timeline
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Horizontally flip video in Sony Vegas Movie Studio
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Add a shake, quake or jitter effect using Sony Vegas
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Convert single-channel (mono) audio to stereo in Sony Vegas 9
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Reverse video and audio in Sony Vegas
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Fade video and audio in and out in Sony Vegas
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Make your Sony Vegas video look like film
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Save a snapshop of any video frame in Sony Vegas
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Edit text on the timeline in Sony Vegas
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Rotoscope in Sony Vegas Pro
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Use chroma key in Sony Vegas
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