Using Zebra Stripes for Proper Exposure
By Cliff Etzel • Jan 17th, 2009 • Category: TechniquesLearn how to use the Zebra Stripes feature to improve your image quality when shooting video

Learn how to use the Zebra Stripes feature to improve your image quality when shooting video
One of the weaknesses of Vegas Pro is its inability to render Adobe Flash Video files within the application itself.
FLV files are the defacto standard for web video content distribution. I discovered a way to create FLV’s via frameserving from Vegas Pro to On2’s Flix Pro.
In December of 2007, I finally made the switch from my beloved SONY TRV950’s to a pair of SONY HC7 camcorders.
Having shot with them intermittently since that time, I’ve come to appreciate, even love, shooting with them.
Adobe is conducting a web based seminar targeted at those who work in the newspaper industry who are responsible for creating, editing and delivering video content for the web.
Mike Jones has posted a great analysis of the perspective of what editing is and where it is headed.
Of course, he looks at the so called professionals choice, Final Cut Pro, and compares it against my favorite forward thinking NLE -Vegas Pro 8.