Final Cut is not the only program in need of an overhaul or update for us laptop & desktop folks.
We have been feed peanuts for some time now. Most all attention has been placed on iPhone, Apple TV and related development.
I am experimenting with Premiere Elements 9 currently. Now I can make my 1st blu-ray disk. Like the control I have over AVCHD editing instantly.
A little buggy but at least someone out there is developing apps.
Apple does not seem interested in that right now.
BTW FCE is my favorite program. That's the skill level where I am at. Some day I will move up. The question is what program will that be?
it has some bugs but man the integration with all the other apps especially with PS and AE is fenomenal to say the least. and the blue-rays look very good even in SD. I just made a SD Blue-Ray with almost 6 Hrs of SD Footage and it looks nice. oh and it played in avery player I put it in. I went to Walmart and best buy and try most of their entertainment setups. No problems.
Wow, I don't even use FCP, but the message this sends is truly worrying.
Right now, I only feel lucky I'm not a victim as a photographer using Aperture, but I wonder if I'm next. What's going on with Apple's professional product lines. :S It's all consumer these days.
Indeed. This is how the kind of divide in attention from Apple's side becomes apparent to end-users. Apple only get away with it since they still have a strong foothold in the industry, since earlier days.
I say go for Light Room. I was in the same situation and said well I do not see Adobe making iToys on the other hand apple seems to be all about that and forgetting whom made them who they are.
Until one of the other NLE's comes through with some groundbreaking features and much better performance I will be happy with the current state of the suite. Yes, it is a total bummer that we won't see new features for awhile, but I am very happy with the stability of my system right now. A company that I edit for on a regular basis uses the newest version of Premiere on Windows machines, and it is decent, but not as smooth as FCP. It crashes occasionally and parts of the interface are just clunkier than FCP. Multicam editing in Premiere is pretty awful. Beta versions of CS5.5 are already out there and that should help fix some of the stability issues though.
Is it not groundbreaking features the fact that Premiere pro Plays 4 layer of 4k Footage in real time with filter?. would you want 28k to be satisfied?
About 15min? Seriously Premiere/FCP etc all have a very standard NLE interface but their menus/drop downs are different and that will take time to become familiar with.
it is not as hard as some would like you to believe even though they have not tried it.
Glad I jumped ship from Final Cut to Avid after Final Cut 4. MC5 blows final cut studio 3 out of the water and now even more delays with final cut, what a joke of an application it will be compared to the competition.
Avid gets it right, all the do is post production. I'm not worried Avid is gonna let Media Composer fall by the way side while they work on consumer devices. Pros go to Avid.
there is not FInal Cut Studio 3 and there will never BE, they will probably will call it Final Cut Studio 4 in 2012 that is.
man that is a long time in the tech world. by then Adobe would be many moons ahead.
"Its highly unlikely that the next studio release will happen in early 2011, or even 2011."
I did not make this up
go here to see it for yourself
http://www.philiphodgetts.com/2010/09/final-cut-studio-4-the-inside/
The BBC just bought 2,000 Adobe Premiere systems.
right in your face. ¿te llenaste chucho a te guiso un huevo?
¿Cómo lo quieres estrellado o Chapaleado en la puerta? LOL