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  • Yes, they offered to do it for free if I sent them in. But that idea doesn’t thrill me. I own five Canon cameras, and there is not a single scratch or mark on any of them. I have a seven-year-old point and shoot that I could box up and return tomorrow (if it was a current model). In fact, I just cleaned the lens on it for the first time three months ago. I’ve never cleaned the lenses on the other four, because I’ve never gotten them dirty. I’m to particular about them to send them off.

    I’ve never heard of the Pro tech support option. I guess that’s because I have inexpensive equipment.

  • Lee Mier

    March 11, 2012 at 11:45 pm in reply to: Archiving Projects + Events

    With your project selected in the Project Library, you can use File>Duplicate Project… or File>Move Project…. Move Project might work better for you because you are trying to free up disk space, but if you move the project and referenced events, be sure no other projects are using those events.

    There’s a good tutorial on Lynda.com in the FCPX Essential Training entitled “Collaborating and archiving” that explains the different ways to archive your projects. They have a seven day free trial.

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