James Ewart
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Not coming from traditional old editing environment or Avid background I find using the mouse much more intuitive but the shoulder issue for me is a problem
I am told using a tablet eases the shoulder problems somewhat due to the arm being in a more natural position.
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What slightly puzzles me about this article is when I click on the clips in the Event Browser it tells me the Media has been optimised, whereas on Import I merely selected Proxy files as a workflow test. The original Media is AVCHD but FCPX seems to think it has Optimised it anyway…against my wishes I may add..
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I’ve always instinctively done all his in the precision editor…but I am the only person I met to use the Trim Edit feature in 7 – but what was the Insane Oversight you mentioned please?
This thread is a little muddled.
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OK Thanks.
I have been using the Precision Editor for this which makes it easier to see.
It would still be useful to be able to select one of the three “start on” end on” etc though.
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Please share…
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“you can do almost everything with the mouse”
Just pointing out that many people do not see the above as an advantage.
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Therein lies the issue for Avid Editors and many others too who much prefer to use shortcuts and some prefer never to touch the mouse.
I have never understood this. They say it’s faster. i don’t think it is.
I do know that using a mouse so much has given me quite bad shoulder problems and I am trying to use it less.
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If Match Frame had been a problem for me I would have dumped this software long ago, so fundamental is it to my workflow.
What do you do for a workaround if it’s not playing cricket?
By the way here in the UK Bonk means Shag!
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Ah OK. This is a treat that lies in wait. So far I have been blessed.
Thanks.
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Well I am obviously missing something. I park the playhead in the timeline, hit shift F and it takes me to the precise frame within the range selection from the clip that I have identified in the timeline.
No??