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Video of Final Cut Pro X Introduction Now Available
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no one really knows anything right now, but hopefully later this month they'll reveal more information
Silverado uploaded a link to their white paper on prepping for FCX:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1359788/PrepforFCPX.pdf
Just another thing to read while waiting
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1359788/PrepforFCPX.pdf
Just another thing to read while waiting
Silverado uploaded a link to their white paper on prepping for FCX:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1359788/PrepforFCPX.pdf
Just another thing to read while waiting
I think this is more or less just a white paper to talk you into buying a MacPro from Silverado.
Of course it is, but some info is helpful...some
I dont work for Silverado and have never purchased but I figured its a decent read
They stated that you have resolution-independent clips support in FCPX. So I would say "yes".
Bring it on
Every other apple program, such as Lion has at least been talked about, so give us something to talk about. I'm sure a few teasers would not cause harm when it comes to adobe or AVID stealing ideas, even though if FCX is really supposed to come out in June I doubt Adobe or Avid could change something that fast, nor really care at the moment since they got a bunch of us while letting us wait forever for an update.
I sure could be wrong but this seems like a dumb business move, cause you need to keep us wanting the product. Not getting sick of waiting and jump ship to another program. I know I have come close, except I don't want to totally relearn a new program, granted I will have to learn what's new in FCX, hopefully not to much though on the the interface.
Every other apple program, such as Lion has at least been talked about, so give us something to talk about. I'm sure a few teasers would not cause harm when it comes to adobe or AVID stealing ideas, even though if FCX is really supposed to come out in June I doubt Adobe or Avid could change something that fast, nor really care at the moment since they got a bunch of us while letting us wait forever for an update.
I sure could be wrong but this seems like a dumb business move, cause you need to keep us wanting the product. Not getting sick of waiting and jump ship to another program. I know I have come close, except I don't want to totally relearn a new program, granted I will have to learn what's new in FCX, hopefully not to much though on the the interface.
Major Avid and Adobe house here and I highly doubt they can come close to what I saw at NAB
They have the resources but they have a lot on their hands at the moment.
Thats my thoughts anyway.
