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Old 04-23-2005, 01:45 PM
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After being inspired, I took at look at the canopus imaginate trial. I made the pinboard in paintshop pro, imported it to imaginate, exported and imported to Premiere, added a few transitions and a vignette and bob's your uncle. I was just playing, so excuse the less than adequate movement, but creating the camera movement was so much easier than using Premiere. There's a few downsides, but I'll tell you more later!

imaginate photo montage, 25secs, 1200kps 1-pass CBR, 3,773KB.
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Very nice, Marc.
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Have you seen the video for "through the wire" by Kanye west?
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Old 04-24-2005, 02:00 AM
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Looka a real 'pro' tool for the right applications
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Millsy suggest I use it on a DVD motion menu/chapter selection. Gonna do it for my next DVD!
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hey there, i am bringing this thread up from 2 years to see if anyone is still using it???

One thing i would like to know is how to make the images have the same dimensions....SOny vegas has the crop option and fill full output dimensions, but i dont see it it imaginate.


Does Vegas have any pan and zoom functionalities???
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