Apple PR page on 10.4 for the curious.

[Oliver Peters]

I’m not sure what you mean by the links.

– Oliver

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[Bill Davis]

Sorry, I should have written “references” or “nods” –

Mentions in the official Apple release that will be seen by many, many eyes all around the planet.

I maybe need to hire a copy editor for my forum posts!

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[Craig Seeman]

Users can also apply custom lookup tables (LUTs) from popular color grading apps like DaVinci Resolve and websites including PremiumBeat, Color Grading Central and more.

Other third parties mentioned:

Final Cut Pro lets professional editors create VR content with the ability to import, edit and deliver 360-degree video and view the project in real time through a connected HTC VIVE headset with SteamVR.

Editors can output video to HDR monitors using I/O devices from AJA and Blackmagic with brightness levels up to 10,000 nits.

BTW “official” number of seats although it’s I number I believe quoted previously.

Today, with more than 2 million seats, Final Cut Pro X is the most popular version of the software ever and is used by professional video editors to create incredible works of art, from award-winning Hollywood feature films and commercials, to international broadcasts and the world’s most popular YouTube videos.

[Oliver Peters]

[Craig Seeman] “from award-winning Hollywood feature films”

Unfortunately a bit of wishful marketing hyperbole.

– Oliver

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[Noah Kadner]

[Oliver Peters] “Unfortunately a bit of wishful marketing hyperbole.”

Fair comment but I don’t think that’s endemic to Apple now is it?

Noah

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[Oliver Peters]

[Noah Kadner] “Fair comment but I don’t think that’s endemic to Apple now is it?”

Well sure, but if we are talking about X and not previous versions, then it’s a complete falsehood.

– Oliver

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[Brett Sherman]

[Oliver Peters] “Well sure, but if we are talking about X and not previous versions, then it’s a complete falsehood.”

So there are absolutely no “award winning Hollywood films” edited on X? Sometimes I’m amazed at how people misread things. You’ll note it doesn’t say “Oscar” or “Emmy”. And “Hollywood films” is a spongy term. I guess since it says “films” that would indicate a minimum of 2. I’m sure it probably is technically accurate and would not qualify as a “complete falsehood” as you claim.

It’s also a “from this to this” statement, highlighting the range of productions X is used for. So it doesn’t insinuate any sort of dominance in the Hollywood film industry.

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[Oliver Peters]

[Brett Sherman] “So there are absolutely no “award winning Hollywood films” edited on X? Sometimes I’m amazed at how people misread things. You’ll note it doesn’t say “Oscar” or “Emmy”. And “Hollywood films” is a spongy term.”

So, name the awards. There are two films that fit their description: “Focus” and “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot”. What awards? Yes, there are other international films that may or may not have won awards. But that’s not the description Apple chose to use.

– Oliver

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[Tony West]

[Oliver Peters] “So, name the awards. There are two films that fit their description: “Focus” and “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot”. “

I think there are likely other Hollywood films that were cut on X that we don’t know about because they were smaller.

For example “DriverX” was cut on X. There is no way I would know that if I hadn’t met the producer at a film festival and asked him what they cut it on.

Independent Hollywood films that go through film festivals and win awards.

My feature documentary cut on X won awards, but I don’t live in Hollywood.

[Mark Suszko]

Wasn’t Tangerine cut on FCPX?