Aindreas Gallagher
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If you see a small Peruvian man wandering around in a Hawaiian shirt wearing google glasses – that’s me.
speaking of google glasses, OT – but, Sergey Brin, seriously –
what. the. hell.
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Aindreas Gallagher
April 5, 2013 at 8:56 pm in reply to: Comprehensive List of Premiere Pro’s new features.[Steve Connor] “it appears there’s more excitement over here about the new Adobe features than there is on the PPro forum!”
the thing I find a little fascinating is that the dude who published a comprehensive – really good – list of things that needed fixing in PPro 6, (I posted it here just before 7 got released) – he originally posted it to the adobe user forum – he noted on his own blog, where he published the list again, that he got some serious pushback from long term PPro users, who were beginning to get seriously irked at the focus on the migrating FCP horde that adobe was pivoting to address. Given that the scale of the changes were beginning to wreck their heads.
It was an interesting wee thread – the guy who published the list was really civil and apologetic about stepping on toes, but there is a fact that PPro is, by virtue of numbers and expectation, being half co-opted by former FCP heads who really, really, really want it to land as a functioning step off from FCP7 – there are a ton of them.
I could possibly be one? (to be read in the style of “I’m Ron Burgandy?”)At one point one of the long, long term PPro dudes on the adobe forum berated adobe for, among other things, removing the jog wheel controls from 5.5 (remember them? just below the viewer? they were god awful and took up acres of UI space)
basically one of the senior adobe dudes came on and pretty much said he had come on board adobe (from FCP) at ver5 and said it was pretty much his mission to pull those controllers the minute he saw them. You could argue that, in a way, no more than apple, Adobe have been quite dispassionate about the habits and preferences of their long term editors – nothing as dramatic as a bananas magnetic timeline, but if I had been a long term PPro user pre 6 (and god love you if you were) then I might feel a tiny bit drowned out right now.
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hey – christmas comes but once a year – you’ve got to grab it with both hands and a tina fey gif.
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me too absolutely – you really felt there was an ideal scale of figure and composition for 3D and he just hit it quite a lot.
there is definitely a sweet spot.
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Aindreas Gallagher
April 4, 2013 at 10:35 pm in reply to: Comprehensive List of Premiere Pro’s new features.dave – seriously.
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Ah no marcus – sure Avid’s fine, Premiere is fine, and you know what – FCPX is fine too man – its up there, plugging those gaps in unlikely spots like say, some canadian newspaper – and its honest work you know? someone’s got to do it, and its great that FCPX is out there doing it.
seriously – fair play to FCPX – its… like the little engine that could.
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second vote for Pina. thought that was just utterly gorgeous. I was looking into a stage box with perfect little people dancing in it. beautiful.
actually the water splash dance just popped into my head – and that amazing chair dance. some really memorable stuff.
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sorry to hear – only a few days ago was the news that Iain Banks only has months left too. 🙁
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Aindreas Gallagher
April 4, 2013 at 9:36 pm in reply to: Comprehensive List of Premiere Pro’s new features.[David McGavran] “If you use the media browser and browse into a .prproj. You can see all the bins, sequences and clips. Hover scrub the clips. Import the bin, clip or sequence. (Also it no longer duplicates masters)”
I replied below to your adobe chum there – but that clarifies things quite a lot – I actually presumed you would only have access to a tree file hierarchy without preview – throw in hover scrub for footage and that really is extremely close to full access to a second project. Fair ball.
Stupid question – Is this basically avid territory now?
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Aindreas Gallagher
April 4, 2013 at 9:28 pm in reply to: Comprehensive List of Premiere Pro’s new features.sound. that is a flat out gigantic update feature list.
And yes, being able to browse and pick the contents of a second project is actually pretty close for a lot of work cases with multiple projects. I generally get a second project up if I want to get something out of it.
savage update.
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