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  • David Mathis

    December 14, 2015 at 11:33 pm in reply to: A New Job Posting at Apple

    Wait a minute! You mean Apple does not use Final Cut Pro X for their stuff? What the hell? Getting out the credit card and subscribing to Adobe now. 😉

  • David Mathis

    December 14, 2015 at 11:31 pm in reply to: A New Job Posting at Apple

    Zing!

  • David Mathis

    December 11, 2015 at 9:29 pm in reply to: Hate and Love

    [Shawn Miller] “[David Mathis] “Fusion, good but needs tracking in addition to more OFX support.”

    Fusion does 2D tracking, do you mean 3D tracking? Where do you feel OFX support is lacking?

    Shawn

    Glad there is 2D tracking, not much I do in 3D so not an issue, yet.

    Would like to see OFX support in the free version as I wait for Studio version to come out. Just subscribed to a three month plan of Sapphire and would like to use it in Fusion as well. Guess that I will have to be patient on that one.

    I do like Fusion and Resolve though the editing is still kind of rough in there. No plans to leave FCP X anytime soon. Same goes for Motion. Too bad Sapphire is not supported in either one. That is how the ball bounces.

  • David Mathis

    December 11, 2015 at 7:58 pm in reply to: Hate and Love

    Perfectly normal feelings and spot on. My biggest beef with FCP X, as much as I like it is no Send To Motion option along with keyframing that needs improving. Exporting indvidual clips is a pain. I want to see a hybrid timeline, turn on and off tracks.

    Speaking of which, tracks don’t necessarily slow you down but you do have to pay attention to track assignments.

    Rendering is a big annoyance in Resolve. One minor change and it’s back to the old drawing board. Some stuff renders fast, others, not so much. Probably need a beefy machine for that.

    Fusion, good but needs tracking in addition to more OFX support.

    I forgot to mention no Send To Motion,a big annoyance.

  • David Mathis

    December 9, 2015 at 7:45 pm in reply to: the Or Not debate…coming to a stage in Nashville

    They forgot to add the Adobe rental only aspect. I mean, really want to hear both sides, not from a entertainment view point but rather a business one. So many complex factors, would be added value. I am serious and don’t call me Shirley! 🙂

    The magnetic timeline, it’s magnetic-o-matic!

  • David Mathis

    November 24, 2015 at 9:45 pm in reply to: OT – is the “new” Mac Pro a failure

    [Tom Sefton] “However, we don’t just edit with FCPX and have great performance from all other media programs – adobe, resolve, fusion and redcine x.”

    Good to know. On my cheese grater machine (the old school variety) Resolve seems to be erratic. Of course my machine might not have the right stuff in it.

  • David Mathis

    November 23, 2015 at 7:53 pm in reply to: OT: Happy Thanksgiving

    Tim, it gets better. Leave it to Needless Markup, I mean Neiman Marcus to set Christmas stuff up in August!

  • David Mathis

    November 15, 2015 at 8:12 pm in reply to: Resolve/Fusion alternative?

    Curious to know myself.

    The magnetic timeline, it’s magnetic-o-matic!

  • David Mathis

    November 13, 2015 at 9:25 pm in reply to: Resolve/Fusion alternative?

    I have thought about migrating to Nuke Studio but that is expensive. Despite some quirks with Resolve, staying with it and Fusion. Just added Sapphire to the mix.

    The magnetic timeline, it’s magnetic-o-matic!

  • David Mathis

    November 13, 2015 at 4:33 pm in reply to: Baselight

    Thanks for posting Peter. After thinking it over, my plans are to stay with Resolve. Just noticed the new update and two things really make me happy. One, manual keyframes can be applied to power windows. The other will be support for Sapphire Builder, though I have heard that this requires an update to Sapphire. I think once Resolve becomes a more robust editing software I might leave the FCP X camp.

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