Esteban Gonzalez
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i don’t think ADHD. Seems like a Daniel Tosh wanna be or less harshly just influenced by him.
and its hard to deny that fcp x isn’t imovie pro. same magnetic timeline and same way of how to manipulate things. just with much greater control. but not as much control as previously available in FCP.
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No “send to motion” option pretty much has killed the previous work flow I had. I do a lot of green screen shoots and I can still do them in FCP X but liked the extra control provided by Motion previously. I have given FCP X a fair shot, but will now go ahead and give Premiere and After Effects a try again – last used with CS4.
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Yeah, it definitely was limiting. But it helped with what I wanted it to do – help me learn a new language so to speak. It’s such a basic set up that its truly a “fundamentals” version of FCP X to me. When I just jumped into FCP X there was a lot of extra stuff I got distracted with. This just cut all that out the equation so I could focus on the core way of editing – still not a fan of the magnetic timeline but at least don’t find it absolutely frustrating anymore either.
And I don’t envy you, doing any type of project that’s more than a home project in iMovie 11 would have to get frustrating. I had issues with text being slightly different when I re-opened a project as well.
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Yeah, I forget about Ultra being included in CS5 after being on hiatus for CS4. I remember trying to buy Ultra as a stand alone after right after it was bought by Adobe. Was sold out every where. Was impossible to get a hold of. Had it for my PC before it died and I switched over to MAC and loved it.
With that said, I used Motion 4 to do a ton of keying and found it pretty easy as long as things were well lit.