Tag: fcp

I’ve seen the future of iOS and OS X, and it starts with iLife

In a recent well-thought out article about the iOS-ification of OS X, Frederico Viticci states, “This transition obviously started years ago, and in retrospect it’s...
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The naked truth about Final Cut Pro 10.0.3, and where it stands today

Let’s face it — if you walked out of your house naked with much fanfare, then later, after many complaints by your neighbors, stepped out...
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Avid Studio for iPad smokes iMovie for iOS

Thursday, film and video post-production software company Avid released Avid Studio for iPad. Currently available for $4.99 (introductory price, soon to be $7.99), it’s a clear...
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Final Cut Pro X update provides bug fixes and (only) a little hope

Apple released an update to Final Cut Pro X (10.0.2) today, fixing a few bugs while simultaneously making a bit of an indirect statement about...
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Automatic Duck now free — FCP X tossed a bone, but not saved

Automatic Duck used to be a pro-level, pro-priced utility software that gave filmmakers and videographers the ability to export timelines from one editing platform to...
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Major Final Cut Pro X update released, Pro possibly now justified

When Apple announced Final Cut Pro X, the world was on edge. Users couldn’t wait to get their hands on it and all of the...
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Conan sticks it to Final Cut Pro X on-air

Sure, Final Cut Pro X can be seen as revolutionary, a step forward into the digital age, and as the embodiment of the next generation...
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Hints from industry veteran about the next Final Cut Pro include Thunderbolt and iPad support

At the PreNAB Editors’ Lounge 2011, Mark Raudonis, head of post production at Bunim/Murray Productions, spoke briefly about what might be coming with the next...
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Apple set to take over SuperMeet at NAB, new Final Cut Pro unveiled?

It looks as though Apple is preparing to show off its latest version of its video editing app Final Cut Pro at an event during...
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Apple’s new Final Cut Pro to be “biggest overhaul since original 10 years ago”

Video editors concerned about the future of Apple’s Final Cut Pro application can breath a little sigh of relief now. According to TechCrunch, not only...
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