Vegas Pro 16: Zoom Transition

In this video, I will be showing you how to create a zoom transition in Vegas Pro 16. To do this, there is no plugin required, all you will be using is the pan/crop tool along with a video effect built-in with VEGAS.

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[kemonterogers]

Thanks so so so much this lockdown got me trying to get better I Appreciate you taking your time to show us all you do King

[ceirho]

If you use the mirror effect you don't need to crop out the edges of your video. Just mirror your clip each way and it will look smooth

[Halcylion]

If you don't want to lose too much footage due to the zoom in the second clip, simply create a keyframe that slowly zooms out to capture the full image. It's like your zoom in is so fast that it decides to take a few steps back, because it overshot its mark.

[Delhikeladke]

Thank you so much I've been watching many tutorials on this but those tutorials looks so hard to understand but your tutorial is easy to understand... 👌

[namys]

I am learning how to edit pretty good with sony vegas 16, and this was straightforward video for me to learn and do practices although it took a while to make transition, because its new thing to me.
But yeah thanks for tutorials :D

[CyclingLand]

Stuff I already knew but still great tutorial 💪🏽💪🏽

[ratansingh]

Sam Kolder's transition was complicated, merci !

[dennisdewildt]

thanks man! great tutorial. on a personal note 7 frames might be a bit short on slower music parts.

[anjalijha]

Thanks! It's amazing! It worked!!

[DutchEdits]

Helpful & quite a good way of explaining thank you! This is dope 😄

[latinauniversal]

This is easier than other tutorials that I've seen. Thanks sm!

[shivamkumar]

thank you brother. it was easy after watching your video. subbed and liked you are a awesome

[ATOFFICIAL]

Thank You Very Much, Brother! Keep It up! :D <3

[justanoldsnufkin]

Thank you! This tutorial actually helped me! I was so frustrated that i had struggles with doing it but finally i found this video and it saved me! Thanks!

[TwansFPV]

Great video man! I really appreciate what you do. I've learned a lot from your tuts. 👌

[Nij]

This is really really helpful thank you so much.

[tea]

Decent, however this can't be used in all cases since the end clip will look lower quality as it is slightly zoomed in.

[mgr]

What hardware do you suggest for 4K editing (short 3 minute projects) with few CC filters thrown on, video stabilization for few clips, bezier masking for few clips. I am a long time (10 yrs) Sony Vegas user. I edit 4K video but only using 720p proxies. But even for that the system chokes when doing anything complex such as color correction or video stabilization (causes crashes). Id really like to know, in essence its editing just a 720p file so why the big fuss, what computer these days cant edit a 720p file with a few CC filters thrown on and some motion tracking etc ? Is it really making a 720p proxy or not ? Same thing when i take a pure 720p video from my DSLR or something and edit it, it runs buttery smooth on the timeline, with effects etc and even does stabilization well. The PC in question is a modest i3 6th gen but decked out with 4 SSD HDDS, 16gb ram. I dont care about render times. Im only looking for timeline n preview performance.

PS : I wold gladly upgrade to an i9 and am even considering that right now. But in the end its all useless because even after investing that much still the systems will choke and crawl, and then they will say its not your processor but the motherboard. Change that, no improvement, change something else, graphics card, then M2 SSD. Computers are where you keep on putting in and see no MAJOR difference (My experience). Only a SLIGHT difference. I say this because the I3 6th gen does well with 720p footage then why stutter with a 4K when its proxied to 720p I just dont want to invest and make Intel richer while seeing some paltry improvement here and there.

[ricardoballantyne]

Hi good night my name is ricardo i have a question don't know if u would be able to help me out with it i have sony vegas pro 16 don't know if u can do a video how to render videos in MPEG-2 720 by 480 i actually don't know which one to click on to do MPEG-2 videos to renda thank u