Final Cut Pro X

I do some extreme stuff ,-) Sometimes I work on several films from a series; export them at FullRes and start another film using those (4-6 films fullres) on top of each other interacting. Collage work.

So the better the starting point the better will resist to this "abuses".

After, seeing MediaPros video from NAB, They answers some of my questions, about "X" can do.

I can not wait. Next time I will wait before sayinng anyhing.

This will be worth the $299 price and with Boris coming on board, hopefull other will do the same.

Maybe share a link to this Video?

Shaggy & others,

Go to You Tube, in their search box, type in mediaprosuk. (media pros uk).

You will see their videos from NAB. After, seeing them, they changed my mind.

russ Andris1 wrote:

After, seeing MediaPros video from NAB, They answers some of my questions, about "X" can do.

I can not wait. Next time I will wait before sayinng anyhing.

This will be worth the $299 price and with Boris coming on board, hopefull other will do the same.

Oh its just the sneak peak... from your your comment I thought they answered some of the questions people had after seeing the Video.

anyone know the UK release date for FCPX?

cheers,

Evan, Director Brighton based video prodcution company

Saw this earlier, could be useful to you:

http://vimeo.com/22388371

No more questions, your honor....

ubernaut wrote:

"... so whats left? just motion/shake (which is why we had to wait for an extra year supposedly)..."

Really?

Is this concrete? Or even hinted anywhere? I've thought about this for some time now, especially as Apple has continued to renew (and even apply for brand new) patents for Shake since its death (or so I've read).

This excites me far more than words can do justice!

Let's hope Motion is heading for something equally as ground shake-ing . . .

For all those who are saying that the new FCPX isn't gonna be pro enough or that it feels like something is going to missing . . I heard this same thing in the Media Composer group when v5.0 came out and now v5.5 and here's all I'll say to that:

"When a pro app gets easier to use and starts to have the look and feel of automated consumer style editing but yet still not only has all the pro features, bells, and whistles . . rather than get jealous becasue more and more people will be able to now enjoy this powerful software, get excited because the amateurs turning pro and/or want pro features, you have a new opportunity . . teacher." Dr Dimento :-)

Indications were that the other apps will be updated and released at some later stage. I don't think there will be a whole thing again. It will be in pieces just as the iLife apps are available as separate downloads but not as a single purchase from the App Store. That's a guess.

I agree, that's where all the info seems to be pointing. So long as the programs still exist (and continuously move in the right direction) I couldn't care less where the install files come from tbh. I haven't read the paper manual to any software in years, digital manuals and forums are easier and instantly searchable. Could be a logical move.

Here's hoping for a Shake/Motion merge. I'd be fascinated to see a dual UI embracing both layer and nodal work flows.