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new MacPro in action, or trash can?
Here’s a random story about a random major Mexican broadcaster switching to FCPX:
https://www.apple.com/finalcutpro/in-action/azteca/
The story is irrelevant, who cares anyway?… But click the last photo in the Gallery and have a look at the black cylinder under the editor’s desk. Could the Tube already be in use with FCPX in some selected post shops and TV stations? If it’s a trash can it certainly is at the wrong side of the desk (-:
– Ronny
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It’s a trash can
Steve Connor
There’s nothing we can’t argue about on the FCPX COW Forum
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Who puts their trash can that far under/behind their desk? And why would it have wires?
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Subwoofer? Honestly, it looks too big to be a tube but who knows…
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I could definitely see it being a subwoofer
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Old Skool Mac Pro on the right side of the image. You can see it’s two cute little DVDs peeking through.
Michael Garber
5th Wall – a post production company
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Looks like a sub woofer to me as well. Odd placement for a trash bin. Just will have to wait a few more weeks for the new Pro Tube 🙂
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Yep, probably a subwoofer. Or they just put the trash can there to hide the cables for the photo (-: Ah well, only a few weeks to go for the Tube and I had heard some studios already had a chance to test one, so it could have been possible… On with the work now.
– Ronny
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Interesting how they’re designing their buildings to look like FCPX timeline.
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Pretty draughty to my eye or they giant external DVD slots to make up for the lack of optical drive in new Mac Pro.
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Why does everyone insist on putting video edit screens up on a shelf? It’s very unergonomic and uncomfortable. Should be on the desk usually around a 15degree downward viewing angle. Even more so with the huge screens these days.
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