Ugh, from these screenshots, it looks like Final Cut Pro X is only capable of editing movies about Civil War reenactments. What a ripoff!
No, that's the actual Civil War. FCPX has time travel as a built-in feature.
Ugh, from these screenshots, it looks like Final Cut Pro X is only capable of editing movies about Civil War reenactments. What a ripoff!
This may not be a professional application.
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If you don't know what supermeet and nab are is fcpx really a product you fretting about? Not really.
Thats quite the distance from Vegas I met an English bloke at SuperMeet, he was pretty stokedEveryone I have worked with (BBC, Pinewood etc) knows what Final Cut Pro/Studio is and most directors I've met can use it, but none of them knew of NAB or the Supermeet. It's just us tech geeks (or anyone who has a geeks job for a living) that live on the bleeding edge who know these things.
I met an English bloke at SuperMeet, he was pretty stoked
It's new software, not an update. Everyone will need the manual.
BR support isn't built into the editing application, it's usually handled by another program. FCP7 doesn't burn discs, but DVD Studio Pro does.
Awesome I learned something today is that British slang?I think you mean "chuffed"
Really? I found Premiere Pro to be really intuitive, this coming from a FCP editor, trainer and author. The interface is familiar with similar Project, Source, Record and timeline panels to FCP. Tools work pretty much the same way. Did you know you can even use your FCP shortcuts in Premiere Pro?I dont know, I used FCP on the Mac Pro's running Tiger, and found it very easy to use. Most of it just made sense. Tried using Adobe Premier CS5 recently. Could not figure it out at all.
Apples to oranges. It's $1699 brand new for the entire suite, not $2000. The upgrade price is quite reasonable at $399. Plus, you're comparing the price of a single app to an entire suite of apps, much more rich than what comes with earlier versions of Final Cut Studio.great price!!! why adobe prices are to high! I can pay $299 but $2000 or around dont!
Haha you have Adobe sharesReally? I found Premiere Pro to be really intuitive, this coming from a FCP editor, trainer and author. The interface is familiar with similar Project, Source, Record and timeline panels to FCP. Tools work pretty much the same way. Did you know you can even use your FCP shortcuts in Premiere Pro?
You might try downloading the 30-day trial version of Premiere Pro CS5.5. Unlike CS5, it is fully functional with all the codecs you'd need.
Link to trial version: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=master_collection
Of course! Check out Adobe After Effects and the bundled application, Synthetic Aperture Color Finesse. Super pro color correction, secondaries, color fx and much more.With this will you able to do things like adobe after effects?
mentioned at SuperMeet. this was asked many times across the Interweb so yes is the answer.My one concern is that Final Cut Pro X might require OSX 10.7 Lion. I plan to give Lion a pass. I just haven't seen anything official saying that FCPX will support Snow Leopard.
My one concern is that Final Cut Pro X might require OSX 10.7 Lion. I plan to give Lion a pass. I just haven't seen anything official saying that FCPX will support Snow Leopard.
? Motion design software as opposed to NLE? Im lost with this question/answer...its been a long dayOf course! Check out Adobe After Effects and the bundled application, Synthetic Aperture Color Finesse. Super pro color correction, secondaries, color fx and much more.
Here's a video tutorial: http://layersmagazine.com/after-effects-cs5-color-finesse.html
Haha you have Adobe shares
Yea its easy but the cost is a bit much compared to whats around the corner.
We have 6 seats of Master Collection due to other factors, I would have opted to drop PPro for 4 of them to bring it down.
? Motion design software as opposed to NLE? Im lost with this question/answer...its been a long day
11thIndian said:BR support isn't built into the editing application, it's usually handled by another program. FCP7 doesn't burn discs, but DVD Studio Pro does.
milo said:Of course it's handled by another app, the question is whether the suite will include DVDSP, and if it does will it be an update that has BD support or just the same old version.
Apple Color is not inside FCP, it's a separate application. Color Finesse is also a separate application but runs as a plug-in inside After Effects. Both have very similar functionality. Hope that explains it better for you.
That I know but I was referring to the original posters reply. The question was very vague but your answer was concise so I was wondering if that was the right/wrong answerApple Color is not inside FCP, it's a separate application. Color Finesse is also a separate application but runs as a plug-in inside After Effects. Both have very similar functionality. Hope that explains it better for you.
Totally agree about Encore. It took a few versions but Adobe has it steady for now. I haven't approached anything close to Block Buster style Menus but got some decent result similar to Flash menus.Incorrect, FCP 7 does burn BR discs through File > Share. The menus and templates are very rudimentary, but it works. Who knows if there will be a DVDSP with the announce of the new app(s)? Or even if there was, would it support BR?
A far better choice that works right now is Adobe Encore. It works great for BR discs and allows for a lot of customizability for menus, buttons, etc.