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Sony Vegas Pro 10.0d was announced at NAB in April, and it includes some great new features that will benefit professional videographers and filmmakers doing wedding, event, and corporate work. [...]

Sony Vegas Pro 10 is here! After months of speculation about what would be in the latest full-step upgrade to Sony Creative Software's popular pro NLE, the new version has [...]

recently, Sony Creative Software released updates to its consumer line of media products, including Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10. This month we're going to look at some of the [...]

This month I'm going in a little different direction from my usual Sony Vegas Tips & Tricks columns. Since most Vegas users work with the companion DVD Architect program to [...]

a recent email blast for a new Sony camcorder loudly proclaims: 'A new year. A new format.' It sometimes feels that way, doesn't it? For prosumer video camera codecs, the [...]

No doubt, online video is huge these days. Whether you upload video to YouTube, Vimeo, or Facebook or host it on your own blog or website, at some point you […]

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] By the time you read this, Vegas Pro 9 will be readily available for download and purchase. As I write this, it's shortly after NAB, where version 9 […]

Welcome to our latest tutorial on Sony Vegas! This month's topic is audio. But before we get into dealing with audio in postproduction, allow me to get on my soapbox […]

NewBlueFX is located in La Jolla, Calif., and has been in operation since 2001. The company produces an exhaustive array of audio and video effects, transitions, and filters that operate […]

Welcome to this month's tutorial on Sony Vegas! In this installment I will extend the discussion of color correction techniques we began in the November issue by touching on using […]

Welcome to Sony Vegas tips and tricks! This tutorial will be the first in a series of Vegas tutorials I'll be contributing over the next several months. Here's a quick […]

Vegas Pro 11 was announced at IBC in September and is an exciting and much-anticipated upgrade to the cornerstone in Sony Creative Software's (SCS) media production line. It is available [...]

as the kiddos head back to school and temperatures start to break from triple-digit highs, it's obvious that fall is here. Another clue is that Sony Creative Software has announced [...]

This brings up a good point: There are some filters in BCC (not many) that perform similar functions to those found natively in Vegas. In all that I've looked at [...]

recently, a new software utility called PluralEyes has popped up for users of Apple's Final Cut Pro and Sony Vegas Pro. PluralEyes, from Singular Software (http://singularsoftware.com), is designed to synchronize [...]

In November, we began our two-part series on my favorite Sony Vegas tips and tricks with six tips designed to enhance your workflow and increase your productivity. Here's the second […]

Over the next 2 months, I'd like to offer a few tips I've picked up for using Sony Vegas. They may not be immediately apparent if you use Vegas, but […]

This month, I want to continue our series of Sony Vegas tutorials with some additional audio tips plus information on compression, the audio utilities found in UltimateS Pro (US Pro), […]

When most of us started as editors, we likely substituted cheesy video effects for content and creativity. Some of us may have even chosen our NLE based on the number [...]

So there we were, my wife, Christie, and I, reading a familiar email: 'Can you send me your packages for a wedding? We are on a budget.' Sigh. 'So am [...]

Does your video business make a profit? How do you really track if you're making a profit, and how can you bring home more on every project? VASST's Making Money [...]

This month I'm reviewing two of the latest training DVDs from VASST.com, a company known for creating DVDs, books, and software utilities that cover a wide variety of video-related topics. [...]

The article presents tips for videographers on using precomposed DVD menus in the Sony DVD Architect program, Adobe After Effects CS3 and Pro Motion Menu Kits from Precomposed to create menus for DVD and Blu-ray film projects. The author recommends watching the online tutorial movie about the basics of using Pro Motion menus in After Effects. Using the DVD Architect program transforms the After Effects video files into QuickTime MOV files. Techniques to create custom masks without making mask files using DVD Architect are described.

The article offers step-by-step instructions on exporting from Vegas to Adobe Flash and H.264/MPEG-4 videos.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for using color-enhancing filters that come with Vegas Pro 8 to solve a real-world problem of exposure.