How to Pan and crop (ease and zoom) in Sony Vegas 7
This tutorial goes over everything you need to know about panning/cropping, also known as easing and zooming, in Sony Vegas 7.
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Reduce quality on audio tracks to sound like phone
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Edit text on the timeline in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Create slow-motion or fast-motion videos in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Solve pan and crop problem in Sony Vegas Movie Studio
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How To:
Add a single effect to multiple clips in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Animate text and titles in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Create a spotlight lighting effect in Sony Vegas Pro
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How To:
Resize images and video in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Make a freeze frame in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Create a time lapse in Sony Vegas Movie Studio or Pro
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How To:
Save a snapshop of any video frame in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Use the dynamic RAM preview feature in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Fix brightness & contrast problems in Sony Vegas Pro 8
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How To:
Make your Sony Vegas video look like film
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How To:
Find missing windows & panels in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Pixelate or blur people's faces in Sony Vegas
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How To:
Use volume envelopes in Sony Vegas Movie Studio
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How To:
Create and edit credit rolls in Sony Vegas Pro
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How To:
Use the TV simulation effect in Sony Vegas Pro
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How To:
Make a flame in hand special effect in Sony Vegas pro 9
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Reduce quality on audio tracks to sound like phone
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Edit text on the timeline in Sony Vegas
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