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  • Miodrag Ristic

    April 18, 2011 at 1:42 am

    David,

    I haven’t heard anyone talking about 2 monitor set-up so far, I didn’t know it was under question,
    so I didn’t realise you were serious with that point…

    Again, I’d LOVE to be proven wrong, but let’s wait for 2 months and everything will be revealed… uhh…
    that sounds like borrowed from reality television “everything will be revealed in the next episode…” or maybe from Lost 🙂

  • Miodrag Ristic

    April 18, 2011 at 1:46 am

    See, David, it’s getting moved to Final Cut Pro X forum,
    it’s a separate application 🙂

  • Tim O’grady

    April 18, 2011 at 7:24 am

    [Sohrab Sandhu] “Remember that book

    ‘Who moved my Cheese?’

    I hope Apple does not move our’s!”

    If that is your worry then I think you missed the point of the book.

  • Rafael Amador

    April 18, 2011 at 10:51 am

    [Miodrag Ristic] “See, David, it’s getting moved to Final Cut Pro X forum,
    it’s a separate application :)”

    No Mio.
    The FCX forum has been set to put together all those senseless discussions so they do not contaminate a working forum.
    For e the only interesting thing on those posts was the reaction of the FC community.
    Those posts shows that If anything has been going down with FCS in terms of professionality are the users, no the applications.

    Most what I’m seeing are “FC-operators” crying “where is my button in this cheap application that looks like iMovie”?. Well, I understand that for people that has started video editing with FC, this is a mayor step on their career.

    Then I see long experience video-editors (some of them closed to retirement) cautious, but excited. Sure most will feel lazy to open a manual again, but no fear (new manuals, new formats, new challenges is what made them professionals). Just another step.

    What I really would like to have are some reactions of PP and AVID users.
    Personally I foresee a massive migration from those apps to FCX 🙂
    Cheers,
    rafael

    http://www.nagavideo.com

  • Andy Mees

    April 18, 2011 at 10:54 am

    [Rafael Amador] “Then I see long experience video-editors (some of them closed to retirement) … “

    Oh man, that would be nice!

  • Miodrag Ristic

    April 18, 2011 at 11:02 am

    [Rafael Amador] “What I really would like to have are some reactions of PP and AVID users. Personally I foresee a massive migration from those apps to FCX :-)”

    Personally, I’m already digging my 30 days CS5 trial 🙂

  • Andy Mees

    April 18, 2011 at 11:39 am

    >Personally, I’m already digging my 30 days CS5 trial 🙂

    Indeed, it may not be the armchair you know and love, but at least its an armchair right? Shall I bring you your slippers too? 😉

  • Rafael Amador

    April 18, 2011 at 11:46 am

    [Miodrag Ristic] “Personally, I’m already digging my 30 days CS5 trial :)”
    You’ll always be welcome back home 🙂

    [Andy Mees] “[Rafael Amador] “Then I see long experience video-editors (some of them closed to retirement) … ”
    Oh man, that would be nice!”

    Well, the truth is that the economic downturn has delayed for many the retirement a couple of years.
    Two more year to master FCX 🙂
    Rafa

    http://www.nagavideo.com

  • Andy Mees

    April 18, 2011 at 11:54 am

    [Rafael Amador] “Two more year to master FCX :-)”

    Heh heh … sounds like you will have mastered it just in time for them to put some of the pro features back in 😉
    Oh oh. I didn’t say that out loud did I? Take cover, incoming!
    Cheers mate
    Andy

  • Walter Biscardi

    April 18, 2011 at 3:03 pm

    [Rafael Amador] “What I really would like to have are some reactions of PP and AVID users.
    Personally I foresee a massive migration from those apps to FCX :-)”

    Based on the folks I talked to at the show floor, I foresee a migration the other way around. Most FCP editors I spoke to who are cutting broadcast shows and films are now looking at Avid and Premiere as we are here.

    It’s not a matter of [Rafael Amador] “”where is my button in this cheap application that looks like iMovie”?.”

    It’s a matter of professional tools that we use every single day. Just one example, assigning tracks for ProTools audio mixing. As the new FCP-X is a “trackless” editing system, how do you align all the audio tracks properly so the ProTools designer knows what is what in the mix?

    Do you have the answer to that?

    It’s not buttons and it’s not the new interface. It’s how does this thing work in a true professional environment when interfacing with outside tools and in stringent broadcast environments.

    Do you have the answer to that too?

    Walter Biscardi, Jr.
    Editor, Colorist, Director, Writer, Consultant, Author, Chef.
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    Biscardi Creative Media

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