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Adobe – IBC
For those still pining at the loss of FCP7/Studio ☺
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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In more detail:
https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/whats-coming-for-premiere-pro-cc/?segment=dva
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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And an FCPX angle:
https://alex4d.com/notes/item/adobe-premiere-used-a-tougher-gig-than-a-david-fincher-feature
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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Hopefully Apple don’ t start throwing development resources at Hollywood productions like Adobe seem to be doing, I genuinely don’t care if FCPX is used to cut high end features or network Television as long as it continues to develop for the vast majority of it’s user base like me.
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I’m switching. Lol
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Curious as to how this is different from the FCP X timeline history switching we’ve had since 1.0?
Isn’t this just storing projects (I guess “sequences” for Adobe folk) in available RAM and letting the editor navigate and cut and paste between them?
That feature was in FCP X on its launch six years ago.
What am I missing here?
Did they do something different with the concept?
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[Bill Davis] “Curious as to how this is different from the FCP X timeline history switching we’ve had since 1.0?
Isn’t this just storing projects (I guess “sequences” for Adobe folk) in available RAM and letting the editor navigate and cut and paste between them?
That feature was in FCP X on its launch six years ago.”
You’re too used to Apple terminology Bill, a “project” in PPro is the same as a “Library” (or even an event) in FCPX.
So this enables PPro owners to have more than one “library” open at a a time and cut and paste between them.
Just like FCPX 🙂
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[Steve Connor] “Just like FCPX :)”
Just like FCP7!
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If they can make Team Projects actually work as advertised, that will be a huge benefit in my workplace. The beta was promising, but ultimately extremely frustrating as it quickly fell over during our trials.
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[Steve Connor] “Hopefully Apple don’ t start throwing development resources at Hollywood productions like Adobe seem to be doing”
It’s precisely because the company listens to and tests out new ideas with high-profile customers that you get new, advanced features. This is just as true with Apple as it is with Adobe. The difference is that Apple is more secretive about it. Also Adobe is more willing to put alpha and beta builds in the hands of these high-profile users to see what happens, since they are probably a much better stress test than small users.
– Oliver
Oliver Peters – oliverpeters.com
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