A salutary experience I had yesterday.
OK, I need to place a client's award winning advert, in PDF, within the body of the project I'm working on.
Of course Vegas will not import PDFs straight off the bat. So, I think I'll PaintShopPro and import the PDF so I can then Save AS png/jpg whatever . . this almost works, but I'm getting invalid colour repro. Not good.
OK .. . how else? Scratches head . . .
OK . . Back in Adobe Acrobat, all I did was to use Adobe Acrobat and did a:
drag "highlight" > copy > save to clipboard > PASTE image into PsP
an "image.1" appears! Boom! Done! No import .. No strange colours .. no issues. Save as PNG and thence into VP8. Colours are correct and image is sharp.
My point here is that, when I thought I SHOULD be doing it one way - Import PDF - the most straightforward way made it to the line. Simple!
This maybe old news to others, but for me, and anxiously needing this within the video project, it was again a warning - always attempt to do the simplest of things - simply!
Grazie
OK, I need to place a client's award winning advert, in PDF, within the body of the project I'm working on.
Of course Vegas will not import PDFs straight off the bat. So, I think I'll PaintShopPro and import the PDF so I can then Save AS png/jpg whatever . . this almost works, but I'm getting invalid colour repro. Not good.
OK .. . how else? Scratches head . . .
OK . . Back in Adobe Acrobat, all I did was to use Adobe Acrobat and did a:
drag "highlight" > copy > save to clipboard > PASTE image into PsP
an "image.1" appears! Boom! Done! No import .. No strange colours .. no issues. Save as PNG and thence into VP8. Colours are correct and image is sharp.
My point here is that, when I thought I SHOULD be doing it one way - Import PDF - the most straightforward way made it to the line. Simple!
This maybe old news to others, but for me, and anxiously needing this within the video project, it was again a warning - always attempt to do the simplest of things - simply!
Grazie