Adobe NAB Sneak Peeks

[Chris Harlan]

[Tim Wilson] “f by Cold Mountain Moment you mean “the film with a hugely impractical workflow requiring the massive efforts of an international team, a workflow so bizarrely complicated that it took an entire book to explain how they crawled over the software’s glaring shortcomings,” then, well, we’ll have to wait and see. LOL

But probably not. Joel & Ethan’s film may be analogous in that it’s the first high-profile feature cut by an A-list director(s), but I predict that the workflow will be so much smoother as to be not even vaguely comparable to that previous ordeal. We may even need to start referring to “The Coen Moment.” Maybe “The ‘Premiere Pro Abides’ Moment.””

ROTFL

How about “The Dude Adobes?” Or, dudes, rather.

[Michael Garber]

Hi Kevin,

First off, everything looks very impressive. Looking forward to the release. Can you tell us when you’ll announce the release date?

Regarding importing, well, it’s kinda the same (but not really). In 7, I could open a project and just bring in a few clips from a sequence. Is that possible? Or would I need to bring in the entire sequence?

Is there a demo vid online to show the new way to import the from other projects?

Thanks.

Michael Garber
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[Shawn Miller]

[Steve Connor] “How about cinema dng support for the BMD camera and proper RAW control in Speedgrade? I like Speedgrade a lot and would like to use it more.”

Good question Steve, I really want to know this too… Kevin, will 12Bit CinemaDNG be supported in the next version of PPro and SpeedGrade?

Thanks,

Shawn

[Brad Davis]

With the audio updates…Have you discussed/overhauled audio routing management? Primarily, we bring in a multichannel QT’s. The audio gets reassigned in Premiere and exported to different than SMPTE. Also, have you addressed nesting 5.1 without to rename the sequence?

[David Lawrence]

[Steve Connor] “Does that include sequences?”

Yes! And the clips are linked to the master clips in the project you’re importing to if they already exist.

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[Steve Connor]

[David Lawrence] “Yes! And the clips are linked to the master clips in the project you’re importing to if they already exist.”

That will be a very useful addition, they’re certainly ticking off quite a few important items from my wish list

Steve Connor

There’s nothing we can’t argue about on the FCPX COW Forum

[David Mcgavran]

Yes you can import, clips, bins or sequences from other projects 🙂

Cheers

Dave

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[David Mcgavran]

Speedgrade already supports CinemaDNG from BlackMagic Cameras.

Cheers

Dave

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[Shawn Miller]

[David McGavran] ”
Speedgrade already supports CinemaDNG from BlackMagic Cameras.”

Ah, good to know. It seems like most people are going into Resolve or Lightroom, then to PPro. Glad that SG is also an option… though it would be nice to have the option to drop c.DNG directly onto the timeline like .R3d. 🙂

Shawn

[Steve Connor]

[Shawn Miller] “Ah, good to know. It seems like most people are going into Resolve or Lightroom, then to PPro. Glad that SG is also an option… though it would be nice to have the option to drop c.DNG directly onto the timeline like .R3d. 🙂
“

I’m no expert on Speedgrade but it seems very fast with dng files, faster than Resolve on my system. However it doesn’t seem to have the RAW control that Resolve has

Steve Connor

There’s nothing we can’t argue about on the FCPX COW Forum