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Exporting R3D files from FCPX?
I’m about to interview for a freelance gig where I will making quick edits to Red files. Basically they want me to “trim, color correct, and export R3D files.” I have a few basic questions:
1) I’ve downloaded the “RED APPLE WORKFLOW INSTALLER V12” and watched a couple of short videos on FCPx and Red footage but it’s unclear to me that once I am done editing a Red clips (.r3d file?) how do I EXPORT as a new .r3d file out of Final Cut Pro X with the new “sidecar” file (I guess they mean the file with the meta information)?
2) The company I’d be working for also mentions I’d be using REDCineX – I can’t find that software on the Red site for the Mac – was it replaced by the Red Apple Workflow plugin?
Thanks for the help!
Steve Crow
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2 Replies
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You can’t export an .r3d from FCPX. I’m not sure any program can.
And RedcineX is now RedcineX Pro. https://www.red.com/products/redcine-x-pro
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Michael Hancock
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Thanks Michael, not surprised. I just found the Mac version of RedCine-X Pro on the Red site and downloaded it. I clearly have a lot to learn – am watching a video from Sam Messman about the workflow – just getting into it now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9MLGaiJOZY
One funny thing about RedCine-X Pro is that when you right click on a file – all the options seem to be greyed out although they highlight in orange as you roll over – probably that’s just the way they designed it but for about 5 minutes I thought all the menu options were unavailable to me, haha!
Steve Crow
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