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Now, the output bit depth potential is limited entirely by the encoder. Most codecs are 8 bit, with a handful of 10 bit encoders available in Vegas, too. I say "potential" because a ten bit encoder will not increase the number of bits of 8 bit source. I call it "adding air." A gallon of water is still a gallon, even inside a 5 gallon bucket (you should have heard the internet alchemists scream when I said that!).
IF you are working with 8 bit uncompressed 4:4:4 source, AND you plan on YUV intermediate, go with the float grading and 10 bit output. Reason: the extra bits do negate some of the effects of degrading to 4:2:2 chroma subsampling, at least in theory. And my earliest tests showed a clear improvement in 10-8 dither noise in x264 over Mainconcept in Vegas. Again, Vegas has undergone a number of revisions since then, so I welcome newer input.
Wouldn't that make Vegas' reference to the project bit depth under the preview monitor false as well? In the preview monitor it lists the resolution followed by bit depth, so for instance 8 bit project at 4k is listed under the preview monitor as "3840x2160x32", which adds up to 8 bits per channel in RGBA. Put it into 32 bit mode, this number jumps to 128... but techincally it is only processing bit depth values at whatever bit depth the source video is encoded at, correct? So the proper way to list it would be "3840x2160x40" for a project using 10 bit video?
Yes, you can shoot 1080p 10 bit 422 with the A7iv. The advantage of 10 bits over 8 bits is typically when shooting Log video like Slog3 or HLG. It gives wider dynamic range. 422 video has more color information than 420 video. This can sometimes give better color when grading in post. Given a choice I always use 422.
Ok so I have been using sony vegas for a while now and I am having a huge issue. Vegas last night kept crashing when I tried to edit a video about an hour long (only wanted to render half becuase it was two episodes worth or recordings) and I had to restart the program 20+ times within the 1-1.5 hour editing span of the video. There is an intro, outro, two audio and two video tracks, and one of the tracks has chroma keying on it as well as cookie cutter and shrink applied (the facecam). It also crashed many times while rendering at about 60% but there is nothing special at that time so idk what it mmight be. I also render them in 1920x1080 60fps (59.94) as they were recorded. I have a 4790k, 980Ti Zotac Reference, 32g of 1600 Corsair vengance RAM, plz help!!
What about cooperating with these musical bands and making videos from their concerts? Like, you know, these musicians having their concerts recorded on DVD. I think they would be glad to cooperate. My friend's a musician and he asked if I could make a video of their performance, it was a completely new experience for me and honestly, I went through hell trying to figure out how sony vegas works. Eventually, I gave up and chose a simpler editor, if you need a bit of advice, this Movavi Video Editor [Free Download] Video Editing Software, and just cut it and added some filters, really basic stuff, but my friend was happy to have it.
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Second, Magix has confirmed the vegas preview shows full color range only. So if your source file is based on the limited color range (which is the case for 99% of all YUV 4:2:0 8 bit files) it will appear brighter than it actually is (in the preview). This does not affect the rendering process itself, so your rendered file appears darker than the preview (but still matches the original clips brightness / colors).
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