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What makes X fast? Tom Knows.
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[Robin S. Kurz] “to avoid the continuous visual clutter.”
One editor’s clutter is another’s useful visual information. 🙂
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[Oliver Peters] “[Robin S. Kurz] “to avoid the continuous visual clutter.”
One editor’s clutter is another’s useful visual information. 🙂
“Just a reminder of the inflexibility of the FCPX interface. I’m hoping more customisation makes it’s way into FCPX over the next few updates.
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[Oliver Peters] “One editor’s clutter is another’s useful visual information.”
No more or less information that I can think of. And I personally most certainly wouldn’t want that mess of interface juggling that others have, that so many people bizarrely consider “flexibility” either. I LOVE the fact that no matter when and where I open FCP X, I know exactly what I’m looking at and where to look for anything and everything else. ZERO surprises from someone that thought his jumbled version of the interface was somehow way mo’ better. I’m simply not that much of a control freak I guess.– RK
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[Robin S. Kurz] “And I personally most certainly wouldn’t want that mess of interface juggling that others have, that so many people bizarrely consider “flexibility” either. I LOVE the fact that no matter when and where I open FCP X, I know exactly what I’m looking at and where to look for anything and everything else. ZERO surprises from someone that thought his jumbled version of the interface was somehow way mo’ better. I’m simply not that much of a control freak I guess.”
Yep, those customisable UIs are for control freaks
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[Steve Connor] “Yep, those customisable UIs are for control freaks”
That, and for GUIs that are an unusable mess to begin with. 😛
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[Robin S. Kurz] “That, and for GUIs that are an unusable mess to begin with. 😛
“Yes, been editing on PPro today, look at this unusable mess
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[Steve Connor] “Yes, been editing on PPro today, look at this unusable mess “
lol… I kinda like the panels in Pr. However I do feel that when you get a lot of media and piles of bins, X is exponentially easier to navigate without lots of clicking/tabbing etc. Same media and timeline, Pr and X…
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[Charlie Austin] “lol… I kinda like the panels in Pr. However I do feel that when you get a lot of media and piles of bins, X is exponentially easier to navigate without lots of clicking/tabbing etc.”
I agree, however the ability to expand any panel to full screen with a single keystroke is incredibly useful and certainly something I would like to see in FCPX
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[Steve Connor] “however the ability to expand any panel to full screen with a single keystroke is incredibly useful and certainly something I would like to see in FCPX”
Yep, or at least recallable window layouts…
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In Premiere you can also hide unwanted clips and use the search field to reveal desired clips.
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Orlando, FL
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