David Cherniack
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David Cherniack
May 25, 2012 at 11:37 am in reply to: Premiere and After Effects 6.01 updates released….with performance improvements and some new features. Details here: https://adobe.ly/lsrkmJ
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[Jeremy Garchow] “erhaps Asus was purposefully programmed as ass in shortcuts
in that case, well done”
Not so fast, jeremyski. Asus makes some pretty good booty, er products. I have a mainboard and an i7 gaming laptop that are very reliable so any suggestions of intentional autocorretophilia are most definitely incorrectal.
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Damn spelling corrector…Asus should sue.
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Lenovo profits seem to be up.
https://www.engadget.com/2012/05/23/lenovo-annual-financial-report/
I imagine Acer and Ass are probably also doing well.
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I haven’t seen a single crash in about 5 hours of work. On a beefy pc with 24 gb of ram & a geforce 470.
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David Cherniack
May 22, 2012 at 1:41 am in reply to: “Edit fluidly with improved interface, powerful training features”[Greg Andonian] “I mean, if Apple released a souped-up version of iMovie to replace Final cut, switching to it from FCP7 would definitely require a lot of re-training. But that alone wouldn’t make it an improvement over its predecessor…”
I can’t imagine that Apple would ever do that.
But if they did, I’m sure a few people would claim that it was more powerful in some ways than its predecessor and perhaps they’d be right…in some ways…
May they be happy in their bliss…in some ways.
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David Cherniack
May 20, 2012 at 10:05 pm in reply to: Color Shifting when exporting AVID DNxHD Premeire CS6The issue seems to be with the After Effects export. Have you tried posting this in the AE forum?
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David Cherniack
May 19, 2012 at 12:55 pm in reply to: “Edit fluidly with improved interface, powerful training features”In Premiere 6.0 one needs to be trained to trim. The trimming is that powerful 🙂
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[Lance Bachelder] “There is a send to Speedgrade command but it took quite a long time for a simple 3 clip test. Not sure how it would work with an actual edited reel.”
You’d use an EDL. Then Speedgrade accesses your material natively and virtually instantly.
Dynamic Linking with PrPro is clearly high on their Todo list.
I haven’t had any experience with Resolve but I can see that the Speedgrade engine is a mighty speed demon that makes full use of the GPU on my geForce 470. I’ve also found the tracker to be highly intelligent, even amazingly so.
My take on it is that Adobe bought a software that is highly extensible and a brilliant team that wrote it. I think we’ll see some great engineering from them.
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If you’re trying out PrPro David McGavran states in a post buried below, that 10.7.4 offers much improved OpenCL performance. There was even apparently co-operation between Adobe and Apple on this. Imagine that! It might even benefit FCPX.
David
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