I've imported over a thousand pictures from iPhoto of my trip to California, and was wondering if I could remove red eye from photos without having to go back to iPhoto, fix the red eye, then reimport.
I would think that you could. After all, don't most consumer apps do that automatically?
-DH
But how can I? I can't find an option.
Matthew,
I think DH was making fun of FCP X being a "consumer app".
There is no red-eye tool in FCP X. You could probably do it with some kind of effect but you'd would be nuts. You need to bite the bullet and re-import corrected images from iPhoto.
David Harbsmeier wrote:
I would think that you could. After all, don't most consumer apps do that automatically?
-DH
Hilarious đ
OK, I thought he was saying that since consumer apps already do it, a professional app has to have the feature. Anyways, I guess I'll just have to reimport it.
Thomas is correct; I was being sarcastic.đ
-DH
matthew97 wrote:
OK, I thought he was saying that since consumer apps already do it, a professional app has to have the feature. Anyways, I guess I'll just have to reimport it.
Many of the Pro users are (rightly IMO) very ticked off with FCP X as it no longer supports many important Pro features that they use daily and is currently unsuitable for use by many for commercial/professional work.
(For hobbyists/amateurs, myself included, it will probably do very nicely as a step up from basic video editors available on the Mac and at a fraction of the price of the old suite which I couldn't justify buying).
Can I remove red eye in Final Cut Pro X?
