Posted by Heath McKnight | Apr 13, 2012 | Apple, Camera, Film, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Matrox, Video Editing |
I’m working on two distinct projects right now in Final Cut Pro X, including importing 90 minutes of a speech for a corporate client, allowing FCP X to analize the 1080p30 Sony EX1 footage, rendering the timecode generator...
Read MorePosted by Heath McKnight | Apr 11, 2012 | 4K Camera, 4K Cinema, Apple, Camera, Compressor, Film, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, RED, RED EPIC-X, RED ONE, Television, Thunderbolt, Video Editing |
Apple released a “Final Cut Pro X In Action” page to showcase TV shows, movies, post-production houses and editors using FCP X for their projects. These include Dean Devlin and his team of editors using FCP X to cut...
Read MorePosted by Heath McKnight | Apr 10, 2012 | Apple, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Matrox, Video Editing |
With the release of the newest Final Cut Pro X update to ver. 10.0.4, Apple has improved broadcast monitoring, working with manufacturers to get it right. I was able to take the latest I/O drivers from Matrox for a drive, and I...
Read MorePosted by Heath McKnight | Apr 10, 2012 | App Store, Apple, Compressor, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, Video Editing |
Apple has released the latest update to the revolutionary Final Cut Pro X, 10.0.4. It looks like a smaller update compared to 10.0.3, but still a good one that you should download via the Mac App Store. The update includes,...
Read MorePosted by Heath McKnight | Apr 4, 2012 | 4K Camera, 4K Cinema, Apple, Camera, Film, Final Cut Pro X, Television, Video Editing |
Sony introduced several new professional cameras on Monday April 2, including two NXCAMs, based on the AVCHD codec, featuring the 4K-ready NEX-FS700 with an S35 Exmor sensor, and the palm camera NX30U with advanced stabilization...
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