Marco Bortignon
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There is any number of softwares you can use to assemble the images into a .mov to than finish editing it in FCPX. One of the best is LRTimelapse, when used in combination with Lightroom is really powerful. But you can use Quicktime or any other time-lapse specific software.
Hope this helps.
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That is my problem, no Apple Store nearby nor anybody who could lend one to try.. I need to rely on forums! 😉
Tks
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That is the kind of thoughts I had.. but was really intrigued by the sexiness of the MacBook, and hoped it could work..
Tks
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I’ M more and more convinced that refurbished is the way to go!
Thank you so much Noah for clarifying my doubts!
Marco
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It totally make sense of course, my typical workflow would allow me to sacrifice rendering/exporting time as I typically use very little effects/transitions/etc and can afford to let the computer render and than export at the very end of the project…
But, would the little ones offer some fluid editing when using proxies on 15 -20 minutes projects?
If I only had a decent budget.. but can’t sell the iMac to go fully portable yet… 😉
Thank you for your time Noah.
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This video is what had me wondering about the “little machines”.. 😉
Marco
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Tsk Noah,
It’s actually an option I am considering..
Marco