I have some Betacam SP tapes from my Art Instute days that I want to preserve. As soon as I find a working deck I might use Media 100 to ingest with. Also have a collection of S-VHS tapes as well. Those were the days. I miss putting in a tape, shuffling around through hours of footage and warching the blinking lights.
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Imagine the next version of FCPX uses emojis in place of icons. Better still, we tag footage with emojis. Sigh. Wait, forgot we are not to use that word along with dinosaur. ????
That thought went through my head as well. I mean Resolve is free and so is Fusion. Those are both useful tools. I tried Boris Red but did not like the interface. Motion has 3D title features as does Final Cut Pro so there is no need to learn something else esspecialy because it has tracks. ????
I read the apology and the comments that followed. I am not boycotting the company but feel very uneasy about doing business with them. As far as the “rogue employee” claim is concerned I am not sure that I can believe it. I did notice that two former employees of PMS weighed in. The question is whether they are telling the truth or they are making some type of vendetta post. For now I will continue to use Color Finale and consider what Oliver Peters has suggested. Thank you for time and my apologies for posting the original post before I realized the situation.
With its quirks I prefer FCPX for editing. The ability to store custom Motion generators in a library to share with others or for archiving is a pretty big deal. Now that a free version of Resolve is availabke for Linux opens up more opportunities. I thought this might happen as a free version of Fusion was made available a few months ago. Those new panels look gorgeous and I can’t wait to try one out much less touch those controls. Kudos to that entire team!