Franz Bieberkopf
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[Lance Bachelder] “I’ve also noticed the majority of the pro photographers around the world …”
Lance,
That’s some comprehensive data you’ve got there. Care to share?
Franz.
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Franz Bieberkopf
April 22, 2013 at 9:51 pm in reply to: Why we will be choosing PremierePro over FCPX[Bill Davis] “So those are the “two” choices I was talking about.”
Bill,
I think you’re still building a false dichotomy.
If you look at node-based workflows, for instance, you would come out with a different division between NLEs. This might be of primary importance for some editors.
You might find the timeline difference to be the most important difference. By emphasizing that, you’re ignoring what others might emphasize as a defining feature.
Franz.
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Franz Bieberkopf
April 21, 2013 at 9:36 pm in reply to: Why we will be choosing PremierePro over FCPX[Bill Davis] “Everyone fits in one camp or the other.”
Bill,
I think Walter was specifically commenting on philosophies behind software design, and I’d be very surprised if he had just two in mind – there seems to be at least a handful of approaches continually discussed here.
When it comes to editors and their workflows, needs, approaches, and theory, there are significantly more than a handful to count. This forum is (or should be) a constant reminder of that.
Franz.
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[Oliver Peters] “Another year – another NAB exhibition. A lot of fun stuff to see. Plenty of innovation and advances …”
Oliver,
Another good piece of technology summary and perspective (though understandably US-centric). Your blog often contains good info and well-founded opinion.
Thanks!
… tangentially, I’m interested to see how Adobe Anywhere scales down (rather than up), appealing more to smaller groups, and wonder if they’re be developments in that direction over the next few years. Is that the end run around puck-expectant Apple?
Franz.
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[Aindreas Gallagher] “They just delivered massively for their customers.”
Aindreas,
Well, … they haven’t delivered yet.
There are probably more recent figures but if you scroll down and look at the chart for Aug 2012, it seems subscriptions are only 20% of current revenue.
I can’t imagine them pushing everyone to subscription until that ratio is lower.
On the other hand the secrecy around the name (“CS Next” for now?) suggests to me perhaps some sort of rejigging of how the suite is packaged (and sold). But that’s just me.
Franz.
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Franz Bieberkopf
April 10, 2013 at 8:52 pm in reply to: Call me crazy if you want… but I know an imminent extinction when I see one. 🙂 -
Franz Bieberkopf
April 10, 2013 at 2:16 pm in reply to: Call me crazy if you want… but I know an imminent extinction when I see one. 🙂Brett,
It probably differs from person to person.
For me it’s viable audio mixing (with support for control surfaces thrown in as a bonus) and viable relinking (I hope) which would have been a nightmare otherwise.
With those two “tipping point” features, I’m willing to test it under scale duress and explore workflow on future projects.
Franz.
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Franz Bieberkopf
April 9, 2013 at 5:41 pm in reply to: Basic Resolve Set-Up – iMac? Windows machine?Joseph,
Thanks.
I am asking because I had the impression that it is slightly finicky with graphics cards – I have a tower with 10.6.8 and a 5770 that it won’t read RED media on, and it wasn’t running on newish laptops with integrated graphics, and I looked at blackmagis’s configuration recommendations but they seemed to be from last year (not including Apple’s latest models).
So I was just asking. Likely we’ll see more info as 10 rolls out.
I am assuming pretty much any of the current crop of iMacs would work (to varying degrees of “work”).
Franz.
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[Richard Cardonna] “Well as I understood, all cloud members would get instant free upgrades”
Richard,
I’m not sure if your question is sincere or not, but I believe the offer was that cloud members get ongoing access to new features, while those who purchase the software get new features at milestone releases. You could probably find the original marketing if you were interested.
As the new features you’re talking about come a part of a milestone release, I suspect they will be available to all whether purchased or part of creative cloud “rental”. But so far, Adobe hasn’t indicated.
As for features added to creative cloud exclusively, here are some examples from the past year (not comprehensive):
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120827006110/en/Adobe-Releases-Set-Features-Exclusively-Creative-Cloud
https://www.creativepro.com/article/adobe-releases-first-set-new-features-exclusive-creative-cloud
https://www.dpreview.com/news/2012/12/11/Adobe-offers-creative-cloud-subscription-only-updatesFranz.
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Franz Bieberkopf
April 4, 2013 at 11:36 pm in reply to: good round up of the new PPro features at PVC[Lance Bachelder] “Just hope audio on the timeline is better… ouch.”
Lance,
Keyframes travel with clips if that is what you are talking about.
via reTooled (30 videos)
https://www.retooled.net/?page_id=64avia PVC
https://provideocoalition.com/ryoung/story/cs-next-sneak-peeksFranz.