Marcus Samuel-gaskin
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Also can’t go wrong with RAM from Crucial.com
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Here’s what I did. The Primary grade was to bring the mids down quite a bit till the bottom of the graph hit black. I also brought down the highlights so that the image is exposed at 90%.
Secondary 1, I keyed the background and sent shadows, mids and highlights blue a bit. This makes the guy pop off the background
Secondary 2 is a vignette to frame the subject.
Primary out, I pulled a bit of cyan into shadows of the red curve and red to highlight. I added a bit of blue to the shadows of the blue curve. I left the green curve alone.
Luma curve a bit of density to the shadows. Shot’s a wrap.
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Could be a long shot, but there can be issues with customised keyboard layouts. Try this
and this
https://fcpx.tv/troubleshooting.html
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Date Rescue + Drive Genius from prosoft are also good.
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You’d be good to do an article to consolidate (Avid term) all this info across disparate threads. Whadaya think?
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Chris Fenwick recently blogged about his success with multi cam in fcpx.
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I think i ended up copying the contents of the sparse image to a new folder on my media drive. I had trouble too. Try that.
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Might want to give all the posts on this blog a read.
https://fcpxmegatest.blogspot.com/2011/07/using-peakbreak-as-our-first-fcp-x.html
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Bring the clip into FCP, on the clip in the browser, right-click >> Make multi clip sequence. On the clip in the timeline, right-click >>collapse multi clip.
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[Bobby Mosca] “I’ve been reading around and it seems Adobe has acquired and will be adding SpeedGrade to CS6, at which point the answer to my question will be obvious.
FCPX is getting left in the dust, it seems.”
Not really. Speedgrade has just about the most non-standard interface the industry has ever seen. Ive used it before Adobe acquired it. It’s going to take a lot of re-architecting if Joe Editor is going to use it as an everyday tool. There’s a reason it didn’t catch on…
