A Little Something For Milo

[devin]

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like my first time editing ( i blow ) <3 u milo

[k4b00m]

lol, pretty good! what program are you using to edit? if you use sony vegas and if you're looking to improve your editting I can help you out a bit with a few settings.

[devin]

lol, pretty good! what program are you using to edit? if you use sony vegas and if you're looking to improve your editting I can help you out a bit with a few settings.

lol thanks I was using Sony Vegas Pro 12, but I'm not really familiar with all of the little things.

[hildebrand]

that song is just L O L

[milo]

Booyakasha!

[cassinoroyale]

Can't be milo - he stayed in the same map area for more than 5 seconds.

Nice movie nonetheless! Funny as hell

[devin]

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I just did a pug against paintball and got this clip. I think it's a little too bright, but i fiddled with the settings on Sony Vegas 12

[bewton]

When you try to slow down gun shot sounds. right click on the sound in your timeline, then go to properties. Now check "lock to stretch" and you won't get that echo noise...I think that's what happened when you slowed down the garand sounds anyway. Not bad, I'd add some color filters as well to make this old ass game look 10 years old instead of 12.

[k4b00m]

Ohhh yeah, good call Brandon. I totally forgot to get back to you Devin on those tips haha. I'll try and find you on steam and help you out.

[Cage]

How and where can I find color filters? Whenever I try to edit something it just looks dull and kind of greyish.

[chimpanzebra]

http://www.rat.mantheperiscope.com/stuf ... mplate.veg

[k4b00m]

Download Pat's link, open up the file, and then follow the steps in my amazing pictures I made in Paint.
For the first picture, do that for each map. Then follow the steps in the 2nd picture to add your filters to your clip. Remember to add your filters first, before adding any effects!

[devin]

Sweet thanks guys for hooking me up with all this, much appreciated.

[Cage]

Thanks alot!

[nhoj]

Download Pat's link, open up the file, and then follow the steps in my amazing pictures I made in Paint.
For the first picture, do that for each map. Then follow the steps in the 2nd picture to add your filters to your clip. Remember to add your filters first, before adding any effects!

Is there something similar too After Effects?