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Interview with Randy Ubillos and How I came to enjoy FCP X
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[Bill Davis] “But biometric security on a pad in front of a corporate lab managed by security professionals is one thing.
Biometric security that 100 million people can learn to use in one minute for access to a device that they have never touched before – but will go on to live in their pockets and purses and become part of their daily lives –
those are two VASTLY different games, IMO.”
The iPhone wasn’t the first smartphone to have a fingerprint reader, and laptops with fingerprint readers existed long before TouchID made its way onto a MBP.
Apple’s MO isn’t to get there first. Apple’s MO is to learn from the mistakes of the companies that did get there first and try to release something better down the line.
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Brett, absolutely. Apple’s poor roll out of FCP X with the timing of me just graduating college is what drove me away from it. I think had the timing in my own life been different that I may have been more up for exploring FCP X and seeing what it really had to offer, but at the time Premiere Pro offered the closest thing to FCP 7 and I didn’t want to risk the early days of career on learning completely new software. I still believe switching to Premiere Pro was the right move for me and I have no regrets about not giving FCP X a better chance back then(for the record, I did dabble with it for a few projects). I’m glad to hear it is software that works great for you and I hope that I can convince some members of my local community to give it another chance.
PS…didn’t mean to double post this, still getting used to the functionality of this forum and I wasn’t able to edit the post I made above.
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