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I guess it’s So Long and Thanks for all the Fish!
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[Steve Connor] “ProRes is one of the big benefits of FCP, Adobe could do with something similar to export to.”
If you have FCP installed on your Mac, Premiere Pro can export to all flavors of ProRes without difficulty.
On the larger philosophical side, I agree that there are workflows where a DI codec would be handy for Adobe to have.
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[Dennis Radeke] “[Steve Connor] “ProRes is one of the big benefits of FCP, Adobe could do with something similar to export to.”
If you have FCP installed on your Mac, Premiere Pro can export to all flavors of ProRes without difficulty.
On the larger philosophical side, I agree that there are workflows where a DI codec would be handy for Adobe to have.”
I hadn’t realised you could Export to ProRes from PPro as well.
Cineform might have been a good buy for Adobe though!
“My Name is Steve and I’m an FCPX user”
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[Steve Connor] “Cineform might have been a good buy for Adobe though!”
Yeah. I’m not sure what GoPro is going to do with it, but I wish them all possible success and Cineform is an available DI codec for use within Adobe, Apple and Avid products.
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