Re: FCPx and the art of the epic fail.
Agreed. I find myself wishing Twitter had some kind of visible reminder that the person you're looking at is set to private.
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Re: FCPx and the art of the epic fail.
I look forward to Apple's next NLE system: FCPXJKLOL
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The only reason FCP appealed to Eddie's 90% to begin with was because of the trend-setting 10%. That was the case for me, anyway. I wanted to edit on FCP because they edited Episode 1 on FCP, man!
In retrospect, a well financed, poorly received sequel shouldn't be such a surprise.
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iJim wrote:
I wanted to edit on FCP because they edited Episode 1 on FCP, man!
...What? No they didn't. Version 1 of Final Cut Pro was released in April 1999 -- they didn't cut the movie in the month before its release (though it would explain a lot).
The prequels were done on Avid. The first major motion picture to be cut on FCP was COLD MOUNTAIN in 2003.
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Dorkman wrote:
iJim wrote:I wanted to edit on FCP because they edited Episode 1 on FCP, man!
...What? No they didn't. Version 1 of Final Cut Pro was released in April 1999 -- they didn't cut the movie in the month before its release (though it would explain a lot).
The prequels were done on Avid. The first major motion picture to be cut on FCP was COLD MOUNTAIN in 2003.
World view: shaken. Not sure how I'm getting through the day.
Re: FCPx and the art of the epic fail.
looks like Apple has released some sorta update that fixes a few things, but; from what I gather: causes problems with basic functionality. One example is if you add an effect to a clip, the program crashes! The sad part is, my boss want me to look into using FCPX for the school. I am trying my hardest not to fly off my rocker with this thing. As I look more and more into the software, even going so far a to download the trial version, I'm finding that it's just going to be a hassle re-learning how to use FCP...
I have a feeling some idiot hyped FCPX to my boss at the conference he's at. I can see possibly using this for small projects, but 4 camera shoots that last 3 hours!? I don't think so.
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