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  • Jason Kettlestrings

    April 6, 2011 at 3:22 pm in reply to: stabilizing fcp vs imovie

    Johnny and Cody, Thanks, most excellent, yup that got it done!

  • Jason Kettlestrings

    March 31, 2011 at 4:17 pm in reply to: stedicam filter

    Hi thanks guys, I did not realize that the filter has controls on it so I will dig into that. This kind of reminds me of learning to snowboard. It hurts and it is frustrating but if you can have a couple of good runs you might just stick with it and be pretty good. I really like the editing and am excited to be involved with it but man do i feel overwhelmed. Thank you very much. jason

  • Jason Kettlestrings

    March 31, 2011 at 3:36 pm in reply to: stedicam filter

    Hi, thanks for your reply. I will upload the same movie I did in imovie, using the tab above this e-mail box. In imovie there is a “button” called stabilize. badda-bing badda-boom hit the button and it is stable. My dirty little secret is that I use imovie, but I finally got fcp and am ready to step up. As far as I know the equivalent to this feature is using the “stedicam filter”. I used this, and at least in the timeline of fcp it looks terrible. It seems like if imovie can do something so easily that fcp would also. I was reluctant to even post this as it is my first project and I don’t want to annoy anyone with my lack of experience but boats is what I do and I have always had great luck with using the stabilize feature in imovie. I put a project together and was bummed to see the results. I did not export it yet. It should look pretty much like it’s going to look in the timeline right? thanks much, Jason

  • Jason Kettlestrings

    January 18, 2011 at 5:13 am in reply to: rookie question about editing in CS5

    Cory,
    Thank you very much for your reply. You simplified it for me and I appreciate it. I am on it! thanks
    Jason

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