HI,
I had an idea about using panoramic shots in Vegas. I have recently got interested in photographing panoramic shots of landscapes (mountains, skylines, etc.), stitching them together on the PC. I had an idea of adding one of these shots to the timeline in Vegas. This of course shrinks the image to fit in the 720x480 frame size. I used Track Motion to zoom in on the picture and fill the frame, however the picture becomes fuzzy like it was blown up. The picture is actually 5252x1620 (a 4 picture stitch at 5 megapixels), but it is like the picture is only 720x222 and it is being enlarged.
Anyways, my idea consisted of setting a keyframe at the left side of the panorama and slowly panning to the right side of the panorama. This could be done as a motion background for a photo slideshow to make it a bit more interesting.
I was wondering if anyone knows how I can resize this photo in Vegas and keep a crisp clear picture? Thanks in advance.
Jimmy
I had an idea about using panoramic shots in Vegas. I have recently got interested in photographing panoramic shots of landscapes (mountains, skylines, etc.), stitching them together on the PC. I had an idea of adding one of these shots to the timeline in Vegas. This of course shrinks the image to fit in the 720x480 frame size. I used Track Motion to zoom in on the picture and fill the frame, however the picture becomes fuzzy like it was blown up. The picture is actually 5252x1620 (a 4 picture stitch at 5 megapixels), but it is like the picture is only 720x222 and it is being enlarged.
Anyways, my idea consisted of setting a keyframe at the left side of the panorama and slowly panning to the right side of the panorama. This could be done as a motion background for a photo slideshow to make it a bit more interesting.
I was wondering if anyone knows how I can resize this photo in Vegas and keep a crisp clear picture? Thanks in advance.
Jimmy