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  • Thomas Frank

    June 2, 2012 at 10:23 pm in reply to: Why do you think a new Mac Pro ISN’T coming?

    They said the something about Final Cut Pro, it is dead blablabla….

    [Shane Ross] “Let’s face it…FCX doesn’t do what us high end “Hollywood professionals” need.”

    This was also said about Final Cut Pro 7 and lower. lol intact what is being commented about Final Cut Pro X is the similar when Final Cut Pro 3 was released and now it is being praised as the big dog.

    I don’t know if a Mac Pro is coming. If Apple wanted to step out the Pro market by killing off Shake, Color, XSAN (oh wait it is still around just for free), etc… then the Macbook Pro would have been renamed or tagged for EOL.
    We might not see the Mac Pro as we do today but I think something is coming or it would have been already of the sale list. Like the Xserve.

    Also Tim Cook is more enterprise friendly then Steve Jobs was maybe they are in a rebuilding state.

  • Thomas Frank

    May 30, 2012 at 4:28 am in reply to: Editing Slow Motion Music Video

    You might considering have the playback faster if you want everything in SlowMo exempt the lip sync.

  • Thomas Frank

    May 29, 2012 at 10:05 am in reply to: LED Effect

    Hey, thanks but I was thinking more like this.

    Thanks

  • Thomas Frank

    May 11, 2012 at 3:27 pm in reply to: FCP7 to PP6: series of questions

    Well if you know Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro should be that much difficult.
    At this point you are not making any since you asked about Premiere Pro and I send you a link that will help in some of your question and now you are not interested?

  • Thomas Frank

    May 11, 2012 at 3:17 pm in reply to: FCP7 to PP6: series of questions

    [Jules bowman] ” PP still has tracks which makes it leaps and bounds ahead of FC10 even if I have to wait for these things to be added in.”

    don’t say that unless you know it have used on a project.

    Cause to me it has tracks I like to call it floating tracks. Check out this podcast:
    https://podcasts.creativecow.net/adobe-premiere-tutorials-podcast/premiere-pro-basics-cs6-above-6-keyboard-shortcuts

  • Thomas Frank

    May 11, 2012 at 3:08 pm in reply to: FCP7 to PP6: series of questions

    Wow sounds like Premiere Pro CS6 is not that great after all! Doh! 😉

    Have you switch the Key commands to Final Cut Pro? Which I think does still exist right?

  • Thomas Frank

    May 11, 2012 at 3:03 pm in reply to: CS6 is released – so what now?

    I am not going into the CUDA thing since we have 60% of our Mac Pro have it… but the comment about the OSX to be being a powerhouses. This is the most absurd thing I ever heard since the day I was introduced to the computer!
    You aware the OSX is build on UNIX right which is a multitask whore, don’t get me wrong Windows 7 is not bad (took them for ever to get descent OS… and NT was good) but there is a reason why Unix and Linux is still used today for Supercomputing.

    By the

  • Thomas Frank

    May 9, 2012 at 8:48 pm in reply to: The Mac Pro we dream about?

    Dell… lol hp over Dell anyday… but you know what. Wouldn’t be funny if everybody is riding this Workstation thing and Apple release the killer Workstation that is going in a totally different direction.
    Like the iPhone syndrome. Just guessing but would be funny right?

  • Thomas Frank

    May 9, 2012 at 8:45 pm in reply to: CS6 is released – so what now?

    Not sure why everybody is still beating up FCPX anyway it has received everything that was missing (from all the b1tchen) at launch. And there is more coming (road map anybody)
    But you know maybe you have really good to get a use out of it. lol

  • Thomas Frank

    May 9, 2012 at 4:18 pm in reply to: CS6 is released – so what now?

    [Walter Soyka] “While we’re on the subject of skimming and hover scrub, I think that the naming of these features really exhibits the difference in mindset between Apple and Adobe. “

    Final Cut Pro 7 and earlier had this option also… but for some reason in FCPX its not Pro.

    [Walter Soyka] “”Skimming” is a simplified, accessible name which gives the gist of the feature without any other detail, while “hover scrub” combines two technical terms to describe precisely what the feature does and how to use it. It’s interesting to see both companies executing their philosophies, even in relatively minor details like this.”

    I would say the simplified way is the better way, but does this really separate what is pro or not or am I just missing the point that you are just finding the terminology interesting?

    Yeah the shortcut does rock for that setup. I really dig it also!

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