Israel Tamang
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Thank you Andrew. That solved it for me. I am able to set my internal hard.
Cheers,
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“But if you have some down time, why not become an expert on everything that someone might ask you to use?”
Good notion. I already did think about it and got my hands onto few of them back then..but I realized I had to master in one and stick with it, so I became the FCP editor.Bottomline, after hearing from responses above, I think I am going to learn Avid Media Composer(already started) and make it my primary system while I transition from FCP 7.
I will keep working on FCP for another year or so while soaking in and smoothing out my learning curves on AVID.
I will keep close eye on Adobe Premiere and will bring my FCP skills and utilize its resemblance, possibly get my hands on it soon to make some headway.
Adobe does listen to its customers and I am keenly hoping to see what they got coming up their sleeves for the next Premiere.
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True that! It sure is expensive. But I work on a longterm partnership agreement basis that gives them break on projects for consistent incoming work…mostly music videos and occasionally docs, trailers and few features etc…
I work it all on my own recently upgraded gear (Mac pro 3.2 GHz i7 12 GB Ram).
Eventually I will end up buying bigger hardware to house all the editing power or work on company’s equipment for their projects. -
I can see laptop pull it off if you could make proxies and edit offline..i.e if you had the time to transcode like I had to using Redcine to prorez.
But sequence assembly doesn’t seem power gouging work. -
Jeremy, yes I freelance!
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Right! Could be years for FCP X!
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Lime green tint would be it. I will check all options available on the table.
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Will give it a shot. Thanks
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I got the demo version and would be of great favor if its ok to ask anyone if they could spare a key for me. If not, I understand.
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Thanks for the info. I will look into it.
Pretty much the big guns are all always in the plugins.
Trapcode sounds like the only solution to pull the trick.
Cheers,
Izzy